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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

Hat'A y Wv tffF a $50 Ati' f''''h h.t A-N.HNhN
Conr, business, without much, II any ar
eumcnl, wNauu, he abduction II any su-
hopues, without time 10 examine, nor
even 10 consider the questions Of every
variety lhNsTi,e spontaneously upon every
q tirring combination aud state q facts,
and require immr. late decision, shared the
common chances of reversal ia the IN
preme Court, whore such questions are
fully argued, and deliberately examined
and considered. Yet hls rulings made, As
most of them must be 10y the presiding
Judge in the County Courl, upon fir, i'm,
prcssionsproyed 10 be as rarely sccepriona-
bic as those Of any other Of the Judges
in like position, On the whole, the pro
t,.ssioual and the public judgment Of the
State concurS IN asst .nlng 10 Judge Coll
amer an eSotlcncy Of merit as a Maj
Pfins Judge, no, exceeded, and rarely, Il
a, an, attained by any other, Wilh dis
position 10 accord fan Justice to al Of tie
many judges whom | have known, with
IN and without the Safe Of Vermont,
frankly say, thu, ! never saw any other,
who, In so many respects, come up 10 my
idea Of perfect Ms Pris Judge as did
Judge CC.amer,
/ have spoken Of his Kindness Of tenn
per and spirit, -'of his being mid and
kind IN temperament and di>pa,l ion
To some, perhaps 10 many, who saw and
knew him only, or mainly when he was
engaged in Official and public service
Il 81 expression, may seem not quite APP
proprale 10 the subject, To those who
knew him intimately N the freedom Of so
cial intercourse, they Will he regarded As
truthful aud lusi N the idea they convey.
Judge Collamer was conscious OF his
own fixed purpose, AMI Of ms unspsring
eXcruons, to qualify himself for, and TO
deserve the high positions that he occupied.
He WAS not only aware, from external evi
deuce, hut was conscious, irou senSi.
tive sell appreciation, Of hls success in
these respects lie was f-rvii,y and wor-
thIly amht4ous, and be trlt in ul meas
ure his success in realizing. BIS aspirations.
He was conscious Of he eva EuiLMl in
lcerty Of purpose, aud Of Ms great pains
taking to be- right in his views, in his
opinions ana speculative coneie''oI''--
Beng, free from Eull", and innocent Of any
srmblaucr Of Instructive shrcwdut,S, or
calculating policy, he had great lranEn'Ss
IN av'wlpg himself, Whenever occasion
prompted, aud P.ain' IS very much I'M
Vanished 10 num'eshns his confidence
'.at be was night. tucouseteusly Ia
himself, and perhaps, a, a natural result
# the combined operation u The TRAITS
thu, lr,eI Al, ere had grown uTou him
habits Of personal bearpg'ihat often car
r.ed the look Of romr.aceut and rrpe.rc
self assertion, ami of manner Of speech,
especially when ollea'us ru Court, some
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

fCyftiH0rl from Nt-ih 'a8''}
nod ,barae,eris,ie. They We're The na'ur-
Al ou,rame Of the sharacleuYng 9aHN'''s
of nj, mini, ami temperament, ami u'spo'
s,nrn. OF his mind have alrrsiy spoken
In Temperament, and disposition ne was
mild, deliberate and Bind, ~ '1' ,N,''
time he vas distinct, definite le'''''','s
and rioorously firm in his notions, eohN1c'
IN, . and Judgment Ills spirit was inter
n.ed with An sppreclaIlye and Smable
pleasantry, cropping on, often INTO genn-
me dro,lery and VII, THIS quality, N
connection with his tenacious, aud lully
stored memory, gave him iondne's lor,
and a facility and remarkable success "a
the use az story aud anecdote, AMI inch
dent, aud humorous turns anu appbeAu'A
of speech, net only IN social conversations,
Ian, IN his public discussions at the bar,
On the bench, on the platform, ami ~ lhe
Halls Of Congress, In addressing Jurles
his purpese seemed 10 be TO led them TO
an easy and almost unconscious assent 10
his views, instead OF casting on them 'he
burden II conscious effort, m processes 81
,l,her attention or reasoning liiS points
were stated with great simplicity anu
plainness, and the theory OF ms ease was
free from an needless complication. In
stead of undertaking TO uutsngle and I'M
TIE the snarls and knots IN the details Of
complicated and contradictory evidence,
and out ii il to weave y nicely Planned
web of fine drawn logic, 10y processes that
none but the acu,est and most practical
minds could follow and carry through he
presented The leading features Of the evl~
aence, htohcht out 10y u comprehensive
evidence. and showed rs force ~ IT'S gem
eral substance, rather than by exhibiting IN
detail the minute elements OF which ~
substance was made up.
In thus showing rs force as We'll as ma.
king the application Of II, he reSorted
largely 10 tie practice Of illustrating by
incident, story, ane,do,e, and numerous
savings, which, at the same time that Il
interested aud amused, helped greatly IN
the hne of hs argument, To render 'lsus
lhle aud satisfactory the leading views
which were material 10 hls purposes IN ine
case. Few men have been able 10 tNtih-
II SO much strength o. genuine argument
IN address and manner So pam, ana SO
simple and SO easily understood ana "P,,
preca'ed by common an" ,0h,'n '''
minds. Is was Judge Nvam'r. IL result
ell hence, that he had eminent 'ac'Il! oi
CARVING 'be jury alorgw'h him "ihuu'
awakening 10 them critical 4ue'uunnEs,
or giving them occasion Ter processes OF .n-
d,l eudsut reasoning IN ihrr part Tor M"
Iu!oseei sau.i!ts themselves Nhrl,tT
tho" views @'rr or we're D." sound 10y
his mode q Ir~eutWg eases, be olteH
lr,,Vaea the other >Ide H'm important
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23

the same faithfulness which has distin-
guished him a. q statesman and q SOL
der.
Union county has never yet asked q
candidate for any Office. either on a
State or District ticket, yet she has ever
been true to her name, and the princi-
Piles that her name suggests. With con-
fidence, therefore we propose the name
Of our "native, and to the manor born.
If it is desirable to have q candidate,
who will in the coming great struggle,
be active, and able, on the stump, what
other name can give greater promise
II il is desirable to have a candidate
whose political record is beyond criti-
cism, where can q more favorable one be
found 2 If . brilliant and unblemished
military record is desirable. where can .
superior one be found
We therefore present the Republican
Party Of the 4th Congressional District,
the name Of Gen T. w. Bennett for
nomination, as our candidate for the 4lst
Congress, subject to such plan Of ma
king nominations az the party Of the
District may adopt, pledging him to
abide the decision Of the party, and to
support the nominee Liberty Herald,
Jan. ID
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Scalp-is delightfully."- perfumed, cures badness, and
will not stain the SKINS perfect Restorer aud Dress
sing Combined. No other preparation for the hair
contains Pestachio Nut OIL Sold by all Druggists.
DEMAS, BARNES Co., Agents, New York
ORH4N SKINNER e. Co., Sole Proprietor,
Ish Springfield, Mass.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23

Hon. John n. Faraquhar for Congress.
We present this week the name Of our
townsman, Hon. John H. Faraquar. as q
candidate for the Republican nomination
for Congress in this 1.-THE 4th) District
In doing 50, we do not intend to be un
derstood as ostracising other gentlemen
prominently named iu the same connec-
ton. Cur position from the first has
been, and still is, as an independent jour
nalist, that our columns have always been,
and still are, open and free to the friends
Of the several candidates to press their
qualifications and claims for the place,
and, when q fair nomination is made to
heartily support the nominee. We be-
lieve this to be our duty, and that Of all
who believe that the triumph of the Re-
publican cause is the salvation Of the
Republic.
After careful and thorough inquiry,we
are confident that Col Farquhar, on the
ground of availability. is the choice Of
the majority of the Union men of this
County. and as their organ we believe it
our duty to say SO. They have known
him long and well, and never found him
wanting in the hour of trial.
To make haste slowly" was our mot
to in 1864, which, if observed now, may
prove our wisdom. We must pause and
cast about us for the will of the sovereign
people, and all will be right. Passing
events warn us of the importance of har-
mony in this as we'll AZ OTHER Union Dis
tricts of the State. In choosing a can
didate, we must look to his availability
as well as capacity, and to 10 man
named can be ascribed more Of the for
mer quality, while his past history and
Congressional career all award him
commendable share Of the latter. As
canvasser, both on the hustings and
among the masses, he has no superior in
the District, and his brilliant run in 1864,
triumphing over a majority of nearly
three thousand, attests his great person
al popularity with those who know him
best.-lBrookville American, Jan. II.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that arrangements
II have been made At the Citizens Bank, to receive
Taxes due for State and County purposes. This will
make il convenient for all Tax residing nearer
Richmond than the County Seat, and who transact
their business in Richmond.
JOHN SIM, Treasurer.
Centerville, Ind, Oct 81, 1867. 3o-H
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Miss A. NJ. WAY, of indianapolis, de-
livered lecture before the Good TEN
plars' Convention, now in session in this
city. last evening. at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, lat charge The audience
was very large, mvny standing up for
want Of seats. Miss WAY handled the
liquor dealers quite severely, and in no
less degree of severity did she deal with
the rum drinkers. She charged both
political parties, the lawmakers. and the
officers in general, with being corrupta-
bly, incorporate, and appealed to the vo-
ters, to women, and to the temperance
societies, in the name of high heaven to
work for the overthrow of the intoxica-
ting cup. Rev. Chancey, of Adams.
who has long been q temperance lectur
er, followed in short, telling, laughable
speech, when the convention adjourned
-Greensburg lind } Chron., Jan. TO-
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PRICE OF NEwsPAPBRs.-Those who
think they can hardly afford two dollars
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The first newspaper was printed in Vir
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sonal attention.
ALL INFORMATION,
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In applying for Patent the applicant shouldfor
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Illustrated by model-or if it consists in a chemi-
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

~ Mn. Abraham Lincoln, not
bsisE sbls to ssll hsr assry, asd de-.
tsrnissd 10 have revenge and money ,
IL about to publish book Of her OK
psrisncc 10 the White House. Re.
port ssys, il wilt be " rare, rish, asd
rscy,' exposing 70 the outside world
the villaisiss, prossacy, AID licsn.
tiousnsas Of the " nations capitol"
Qussa Eugenis, Of Frsses sslis her
cast OF clothes, Why should not Mrs.
Lincoln have hsen allowed 70 do the
sane .hingY Queen Victoria wrote
book, with nicc, delicate coloFings
and dsIisiatious, but nsvsrthslsss =
sensation book, aud for profit. Mrs.
Lincoln proposes to initiate her ex-
ample, but to give hers more piquan-
cy, and thereby render II moro prof
liable. Nevertheless, the book, No
presume, will never be published, at
least ~ designed. Mrs.. Lincoln will,
in al likelihood. bs we'll paid not TO
portray prominent chsractsrs in their
proper light.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

~ Buy ycsr cigar. Pspes, c'ss-
rct.s,, and snoking sobsnco a kseHss
A choice III Of cigar jsst received.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

~. =. Dsaes asis Il nsesssesy u
yeosA ~ 0saat's ssArisay-tss u
= . pslilisaa Ds1us.-bssiss ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

~ Mr. Gas PicketA, II The TssAs
Express Co.paay, viii accept our thaahs
for New Orleans papsFs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

A Havana lstter Of tho Alb inst.
says. The cholera, vhish Aas dis.
appeared from Havana saa Matsssas,
y creating sad havoc On naay plan.
tsticas In the nsighborhooa ofbsguas,
% several Of wkleh work has bssn
stopped on accenst Of The epidsuie.
A plantation asar 0slsss hss bees
len to it, ova resources, and ths
police guard oil roads leading to IL
SLOWING medicines, food and hen "a
psss IL, but ssssrisg no eas to Do.
Dart fton Il. whstAsv ~ sstat.
l;shnsns Il this sanitary Gordon will
prevent The spread Of The disease "a
" surrounding plaatadoas y
Doubtful"
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TO ('ishs Il Ten ~ more, per an
nsa, eAch, .........,....,.,. . ~
Aovssvlsixa-( (krresey )-.Fcs 90
sasarr, ofeisht lines, u o. Any nsn-
her n lines less tksN eight ehasesa -
. square.
Marriage 80 Obi1~asy NsAissA ,ails
on ss~AilaAss, their rspkss, ed .Asi.
circular, ~ al noticss of Dssseel
ehas~cssr, " ednhsihss,) ym -
eharfsd - a1vsstiseaeNts
Edhoriai nssiess, Of . rsssly bssIssns
character. seeA y salliag aSasseisa 70
cards published h Ne paPss, rsssasAs
utun business hSssss. asa ~ resspe6sa
al ss~ss, viii he charged a ~ sssts
. lias. No s,ssh editorial nnt1es insest-
ed or less has two do,hasa .t
srAxusxe Observation-Disclosures
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

MANLY A FiRK.-Jcaerson, u
appsars, il threatened with incsndi.
aries. On Moadsy aight last, about
. O'Clock, Tie walohnan o. the Lis
sis Hopkins. discovered . IRE IN shs
stors Aesss formerly occupied BY R.
r. Stswsrt and gave ne alarm.
Pron What We sas Isars, The store
~ ~ o. IRE il thrss places. The
Asnss vsss ssiskly ssbdssa. Several
boxss u bsrat soods were rollsa out
81 a. h.;iAiNs IN III sight ~
vioua, he bsildisg hsa bssa satsssd
BY thisf Who hsd supplied Ainssh
with ~ sssirs new outaA lsaviss Ais
cid clothes Ia the middle Of ~ Aoor.
No ore slspt IN the store. Ths eb.
jses Ia setting il o. ire Was dsubs.
lsss shsft ssd rebbssy. Bssh nts.
ssssalu, vhsa nsghA Ought 10 b.
dealt with suumarily.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

~ Col. A. Popa, WHO haA jsaa ~
turned fron New OsSsaas, will accept
our thanks fos lAas pApars.