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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-15

A GENEROUS DoNATION.-Thc
ladies Of Rutland have presented to
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
lion, OF Rutland, the sum Of 1906,
go. the proceeds Of the festival held
during the past winter. The dona
ton was for the purpose Of suitably
furnishing the room Of the Associa-
ti9n IN such a manner as TO make
them attractive and inviting to the
young men, that Il ~ may be in
duced to gather within its walls,
where the magazines and newspa
pers OF the day are furnished for
their pe,uSal, that they may protita-
bly spend their leisure hours rather
thau stand listless around our streets
aud public places. The ladies who
have so nobiy and generously carried
forward this enterprise have done
great work fer the cause and are en-
titled to erea. credit for their faith.
fui and se!fsacrifcing labors. The
Association greatly appreciate THIS
donation which enables them to lift
the aaat in part. contracted by them,
and trust that their works and the
fruits Of their labors may receive
abundant reward in the accomplish
mant Of holy work in our commit
nity.-EutidHd Herald.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-15

WoMAN's RIGHTS IN PRUSSIA.
In the ollen times q Prussian girl
who owned 4 little property--a hu6
or q fishing boat--was thereby
legally authorized to pick out hus
band herself. II she wished TO com
menee her hunt for q husband, she
would hang up her blue apron in
front Of the door Of her house and
post herself behind it. The young
men Of the village would then pass
BY the apron one by one IN a long
procession, and dressed up in their
Sunday clothes. AS soon as the
right one appeared the girl would
rush out, throw her arms around his
neck and within three weeks there
was 4 Wedding.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-15

SENATOR NATEs.-This gentle.
man who has tor some time past
dagraccd himself and his high posi-
lion hy drunkenness, has written
Il letter addressed to the "People OF
.Aeatate Of Illinois," acknowledging
as substantial truth the criticisms
passed upou him by the press of that
state, lie claims that their state.
ments are exaggerated, aud appolo-
gizes Tor his bad conduct, without
reserve or defence. He declines
positively to resign; but promises
20 reform &C once and do his duty
hereafter, free from the besetting
sin which has dragged him down.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-15

Strictly PtoaVee Compiissioa Nerohduis,
fog uE SAtEeF
butter Cheee, Lald. fulluW, Eggs, Beaus
fe9a tlunr, Gtain, Wool, Hope, Fork
beti Poultry, Came Ncnaou, GteDu
90 ahdDred Fruits, Cotton, rohHecu,
diSh Wines aud All llluda OF Country Produce.
;'je Washington st., " a.
Orders lof Merchandise Of all kinds promptly
Hillcd free of charge
coNsloNmENTs SOLICITED.
:. RrfEnESCtss North River Bank, N. \. Cuy
Hon. lloratio Ballard, Couftland, N. VI 4, T.
Nhltehouae, - Courliand ST., N. y. David
Muir litoudwny, N W Second Nntiuu.
bank, deraeS city, Nj. Smith a Maynard
,,.2C9qttliud Sc. N.Y. a. l., sinunson, Isl
Washington st., n. VI u. q, McCutter, III
broadway MY. Ballard q Co, Richmond
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-15

An English critic makes mention
.of "A e.as of Ane,igausin this wise /.
"'fbgy belong to that keen, nervous,
salIoW faced breed OF mankind, who
are qualified, at Il moments notice,
to teach u school or edit u newspa
per-
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-15
A Thrilling Adventure.

line adventure bappened which I
ann about to record Tired vith lord,
lectures and hard study. I was .at
one evening for p walk In tie ra>b
/ air Ii was n pleasant Mol. i1mtd.
( winter. and fbp cold brarjpo air as
/ II touched INV feypri.b brow, ,a14ed
> grateful sensation.
Passing through a rather lonely
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-15

A recent writer gives the secret
by which amy one can heeoma as
rich az Nm. u. Astor Of New y ort,
lti is this. inherit twenty millions,
do as he has done, and y0uwill soon
have eighty millions of dollars.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-15

In ancient days the prWept wa5
!. Know thtselLn In modetn tIwe3
it has been supplauted BY the more
fashionable mlXim---" Know my
ncighbor, and everything about
him.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-15

The American hot house--Con-
grcS5,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-15

A mischievous cur must DC We"
short.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24
A FACT, AND NO DOUBT.
j. II. EMERY

Has now on hand and to arrive, within
the next few days, the largest finest ani cheapest
stock of
WINES AND LIQUORS, PORTER AID ALE:
GROCERIES AND Provisions California,
and Oregon Sugar-cured Hams Orange county, N
Y, Cheese, Philadelphia Shad, Boston Mackerel,
Goldfish, &C., &c.
CLOTHING and Hats, for Men and Boys.
Doors and SHoEs-San Francisco Gus
tom made. very large stock
TOBACCO AND CIGARs-The largest stock
i'll the Basin, and ranges in price from
Is cents Package, to all prices per pound.
MEERsCHAUM PIpEs-A very large stock
of all sizes and shapes 40 per cent less than ever
sold in the Basin, and warranted genuine.
POCKET CUTLERY-A choice assortment
of all kinds from Barlow to Bowie ut prices
varying according to quality and pattern.
FIREARMs-llenry Rifles, Colts Pistols,
Double barrelled shot.guns, and endless guam
tty Of ammunition adapted to the weapon sold.
SADDLES, Brides, HOrsc-blankcts, Bug
gy Robes, Whips, Bits and Spurs
All the articles l offer OF the very best qualities
to be obtained and will be sold as cheap anywhere
else in the Basin, FOR CASH and in some articles
bargain can be had worthy of attention. Everybody
is invited TO give me Il call j. Is. EMERY.
Idaho City. December IT, 1868 nGw4.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24
THE CHRISTMAS BELLS

ring the bells. the Christmas bells.
Cnlme out the wondrous story:
flrst III song, on Angel tongues
II came from Realms of Glory:
feace on earth, good will to men,
Angelic voices ringing;
christ, the Lord to earth has come
his glorious message bringing.
Ring the bells, the MERRY Christmas" bells,
Chime out the wondrous story,
Glory be to God on high,
Forevermore be glory
wise men fastened from the East
10 DrlnS their richest treasure
cold and myrrh and trankincense.
Ana jewels without measure;
him they sought, although King
Ihey found III birthplace lowly-
1nere within Manager lay
lhe babe SO pure and holy.
Ring the bells. the merry Christmas bells
Chime out the wondrous story,
Glory be to God on high,
Forevcrmore be glory.
Earthly crowns were not for Him
He came. Gods love revealing
On the cross He died for us
His blood forgiveness sealing
lis the savior promised long:
Ring out your Ioudest praises
Every heart. this happy day,
Its grateful anthem RAISES
Ring the bells the Merry Christmas" bells
Chime ont the wondrous story
Glory be 10 God on high
foreVcrmort be glory
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24

"THE LA.D WE LOVE. This ably conducted and
avoritc Southern magazine. for December, has come
to hand and is filled. usual with varied and very
interesting literary and historical contributions. po-
etry sketches Of the tate war and the editors own
valuable and interesting criticisms OF books in rela-
ton to Southern heroes, leaders and events. The ar
tcle on The Duty of the Hour, by Prof. Dabney of
Hampden Sidney College. and that Of Beast Butler
Defended" in which the enormous atrocities and
wholesale plundcrings committed all through the
South during the by the Fedcras. especially
worthy OF perusal. chief feature in the Land We
Lore is the refreshingly outspokcn. candid incisye
criticisms Of Gen. Ill., its editor, upon the class OF
publications which aim to misreprcsent Southern
events and Southern sentiments in order to create
impressions in the public mind to subserve private
ambition private pque rather than to serve the re-
quiremens of true history and the real good of ALL
The magazine ia furnished in single numbers for the
very low price OF "a per annum or for SIS club OF
Ave and an extra copy will be given. Address Gen.
d. H. Hill, Charlotte. North Carolina Copies OF tho
magazine can be obtained at tho Postofice News De-
pot in this city.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24

90 ms 'iFIs--for beautiful and appropriate
-. '.r.'las, 70 to Fnucy's Postof'icc Book
g.. % SlFs. Shepherds, Mrs. Rosentha's, Ro-
~. , AMI 70 I4aaca store; or 70 the Miners
tom. ''"'e.'onery, or to Easly's. Christmas
III Guy once year. Make the most Of it. to-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24

d.. -Hi1Hr.-It has been arranged by come
r.., '~ehs to conclude the Christmas Tree ccre-
ma, ms e''h'hg with dance at TcmpIar Hall.
u,,s. ''''y "Ao may feel inclined to prolong the
n,..", ''7 oi the evening in that way are invited
te,,... "o'd music has beer engaged and a very
'4' Tine may be expected.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24

nas n. CHRISTMAS. "-To-morrow will no Christ.
Ssssaay Wiz. short terms. but very sincere, we
\ 70 each and all Merry Christmas"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24

-. .,,,-r.Ss from Idaho had started for
,.,.,.,o california, few weeks. and then
-.-' - 49, w,sn.ncr,n bv way Of ocean
!:.S''" ,,.,,,,.,, >,, y,rl ana Win h r,,.,
s,--''' -. -, r,r.n AN extra session shall H..
'2 '-' ,,...,. -, ,,,,,.,r.ss u, : y ,rnt,r.
49, HAM, a,,,nar Democracy e.,,a..i,,,,
IN q ., ."-'.,,ra. n.r.,,,. 81. -. NAV,
gla.s.,r !E-c-+- !i!.'rlA"''oH' good SVA"'''AlP'
.-.s-, abby, and Of incorrupublr Integrity .!
>,-..,c IL viii rr5ett honor and credit on his
Z9 a-1 ,- lis whole Territory and We can be sure
!. H.. l-gsc bc.ray The one nor sell o"' the other
t.- a--- - '.'' i = '''',,
-. r.~.
C4.z Il. >.-'.ts~.-l"e Yer! t.e'. \ L. Io"I'h
II. :. r....r.. r,..-,. /.
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-..'' III, ..r,,.. ..,..-...,
-...-a !. =. H. WI. &c. brat M:ta.-h, Mass
..r-.s.. IA. u'el5.s: sec.r! Miss d, cen.
..-.... ..... .s-.,.Iu.- morning. ta.~I N-s-
"..--' If.
AZ. -rss.--.4 t.e u-~ o. y4.s r1rrs.a..n IS.
I'd ...... /. .--t.-u-4r!y. 10 JE-a r--!y
7.-. ,'. .'-."'' ''"" F@' ia" u" ''"n. ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24

ten ebooa- nAH lT'-Jef. Howell, of this city has
dJohp n 'e'seaht-at-Arms of the House, in place
:, an deceased. An excellent selection.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24

.aa 1o.. Nc occurred in La Grande. Oregon. Dec.
'sad'' $4,000. George coggan'. stables were
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24

"BgDn Johnny Toy has matched his dog
n sIso .'' "4in Thompson's dog Sank" to fight
" Ca,..- nue. and gate money; the Hght to come off
saloon on New Years night.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24

g., b4Ll~-We mean the one to he givon nv the
A.. le'np!ars Of Ccnterville, comes off tonight
ksna- number talk Of going from here There
Csp,e..,, "SH now for good sleighridc, and the
s ''ihs arc hospitable. you bet.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24

r.ds '-foad Supervisor Sam Stewart has
Iads d. 'A o. new road across Elk creek, which
bere,o,. INTO Wall street, instead Of Wallula. az
'e' from Buena Vista Bar.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24
city and County.

,,s TREE Remember there will be
JIM Tree and festival time this evening at the
Cfs r-,rse especially intended for the benefit and
Cu'' Of the little folks. Don't fail to help the
nus' D,,rc Prepare for the occasion by going to
star ., bookstore in the Postotfice, and there get
hnn'' dft books, or something else appropriate
aDS "' ,rts TO hang upon the tree. Bear in mind
OPP uesseurs and Mesdames Big Folks. were
n'' once upon time, and that you were favor
VET old Santa Claus. And while you think
Cd > n,r warm up to the generous temperature of
uus mod deeds. and have gifts ready for this
"~,, time to your own little folks, or, If you
MS, LAWS think over those whom you know that
A''' -, who are least able themselves to buy things
|'s :. ,biIlran. and eypeRd your Christmas good
~ .nair behalf There ought TO be a big crowd
rras Festival and jet us all try to so contri-
he little folks shall heartily enjoy the same.
'', ,.h,. nor one shall 80 away empty handed. Let
;, help them, especially, 10 real Merry
,,s The distribution Of gifts viii commence
lIF's .nany n halt-past SIX o'clock.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
Miguel PIrIs vs. The African MethOdiSt
Episcopal Zion Society.

CEvENFH DISTRICT COURT OF THE PAR.
- ish of Orleans. No. 9.-By virtue of a writ
Of seizure and sale 10 me directed by the Honorable
tha Seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell al
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers rsi
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets in the Second District Of this cty on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of September, 1868, at l1
TWO UERPAIN LOTS OF GROUND situate in
the First District of this city designated BY the Nos
II and Is, in Square No. 20 bounded by Perddo, era
yer, johnson, and PrieuF Streets as per pian drawn
BY Louis bringeT late Surveyor General oa the 2Oth
April 1873, and deposited in the office OF David L.
MoOay, late Notary Public OF this city Said lots
measure each in American measure tyenty.niue feet
seven inches and seven lines front on Johnson street.
BY depth Of one hundred and fifty.one feet three
inches between parallel lines, together with all and
singular the buildings and improvemsnts thereon.
rights ways seryitudes. privileges and all other Ad
NAutAges thereunto Belonging in any wise apDer-
tanning without exception or reservation The Aboye
descbed property belongs to said Society, by means
Of the purchase 1t made thereof from Caroline
MhuAms. as Appears BY an act passed on the twenty
fourth Day q september, ls66 before Wm. j. oaste
Notary Public In this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
auls ssils Sheriff Oi the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
[PuBLIo-No. SOL

AN ACT to construct a wagon road from West
Point to Cornwall Landing, all in the county oi
Orange, State of New York y
Be itenacted by the Senate and House of Renre
sentatives of the United States Of America in Don
gress assembled That the stpe erintendeut OF tie
sillitary Academy at West Point be authorized aud
greeted 70 use the labor in the employ of the United
states government At that post when not otherwise
employed IN building and constructing a wagon
road from west Point to Cornwall Landing in the
county OF Orange, said road to be located under the
direction OF the said superintendent over land now
belonging or hereafter to be ceded to the govern.
msnt OF the United States for that purpose.
Approved July %, 1868.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
CHARTER.
CTATE or LouIsIANA
C1rY OF NEW ORLEANS.

BE IT KNOWN, That on this third ds,A os
IN the year of our Lord one thousand sy;rSt
nunnred and sixty eight, and of The ~
me me United States Of America the ninstyabS2i n
os9.e IVY me, Adolphe Mszureau q Notarv PShiic T.; =.
An, " e ene parish OF Orleans State of Iouisiana
sn commissioned and qualified and in the n,ss
snS VI lhe subscribing Witnesses personaiiS cars
the parties whose names are hereto
Shs VINO declared that avail nz themseves ~
me OF the statute Of Louisiana raletivs ~
eovensnt OF corporations in this State the
NAV 49sree and bind themselves and those yvh0
bv an oeeons members of This cornoratto,,
iacts .rS NJ @ ana Constitute corporaton for the ~
lowing: that is to say Noi Tue stlpuiatlons fol-
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In BankruDtcy-No. HIS.

IN THE MATTER OF b. b. NEWHALL
Bankrupt.
WHEREAS B. B. NEWHALL, of New Orlean.
w and district aforesaid duly declared bankrupt
under the act Of Congress of March 1857 has this
day med in said Court petition praying for a dis
charge and certificate thereof from alf his debts
and other claims provabe under said act
Notice Is therefore given to all creditors who have
proved their debts, and to all other persons in in
terest that the sixteenth day OF November 1865 at II
a. NJ, is assigned for the hearing OF the same, ana
that they may then and there attend and show
cause, if any they have why the prayer of the said
petition should not be granted,
Clerks Office, New Orleans, July IL 1853
jy25 SEQ oe23 X LOEW Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
ARTICLE IL

The object of this A Association shau ha ,ooo-.--.
iot tne assurance OF life to issue policies for fe
insurance. ana TO do all acts relative to thnt kind f
i Snoe IN accordance with the terms and nrovis.
@ IONS hereinafter spec ted The Assooiation sh ali
aFe tne rlgnt 70 relnsu-e in other com Danies II
Is beuett Wv anu eAponres ana Tor
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
ARTICLE l.

Ihe name and title Of This oornn-,,i...--,-
N.Y. npJuAL AID AND BENkVoLFSFs FsaI TIFF pe tne IM
S.aif SSOhANfGE ~ ASoOOiATlON OF LOUISIANA ~. ~,
domlcll Of the Association is established ~ A. ne
OF new orleans The Association shall eommencss Ts
oPerstiohs When the number Of subscribers shaIi b
one hundred The Association shall have The riSs pe
% make contracts to sue and be sued to own pnr
nv necsye ny Donation or sell property movable
ing a deYica N.e q eeal oentaln-
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
ARTICLE III,

sbsiii hamlnlstratve powers of this Association
bi De vested In twenty Directors Of 1Tbo,n a %
sh itrh iorm quorum, and such other ofFiners ~
SI a. taey may appoint. The Direetors az II
Iou tnelr once for the term of two vesrS f f
y Hay VI tnsIf appointment or election Tba foiiotv
ing ~ persons snail constitute the first Board ~ ~;
rsctors @ ana snail hold office for the Term of to
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
FIFTH CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT OF
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

! certify the foregoing To be true copy of the
original act deposited in ofce, and duly stamped
In faith whereof grant these presents under my
signature and the impress Of my seal Of Office. At NeW
Aule64t A. MAzUREAU. Notary Puhlio.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

Collector of - district, State of -.
Distilled spirits. Tax paid prior to there engraye
me date when this act takes effeot) - proof gal
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

anne are stored, together with the quantity OF
snirits as nearly as the owner can determins the
sme Upon the receipt of such return the collector
baing first satisfied that the tax said spirits mas
bseu paid, shall Immediately cause the same to be
gSuRed and proved by an internal revenue gauger,
Sho shall mark. hy cutting, the contents and PROOF
IN each oAsk package containing nve wine gallons
~ more, and shall afix and cancel an engraved
stamp ihereon. which stamp shall be as follows;
stamp for stock on hand. No.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
ARTICLE XI.

This act of Incorporation may be altered or
amended, or the affairs of the Association put into
liquidation by vote of majority OF the policy
holders represented at any general meeting Of the
policy holders called by the advertisements in the
newspapers in accordance with Article ". pro-
Vded that II majority of the policy holders be not
present at the time appointed another meeting
shall be called after the lapse of fifteen days and
the members then present, whatever be their num-
Der, shall be empowered to act
Thus done and passed in my ofico, at the city of
New Orleans, the day, month, and year first mem
toned in the presence OF James NJ. Moore and
j. Wood Breedlove, competent Witnesses who here
TO subscribe their names with the parties. and me,
said Notary.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

No person shall be admitted as a member of this
Association except those between the ages OF SIX.
teen no and sixty (60l years.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

No member of this Association shall be liable for
any OF the obgetions of the Association beyond the
such member by virtue Of the requirements specf-
fed in AGtiels ~.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

.1nnfacturers of cigars, whose annual sales
ll not exceed HTe thousand dollars, shall each
u Ven dollars, and when their annual sales exceed
thousand dollars shall pay in addition two dol
1l1r each thousand dollars in excess OF i've thou
u dollars, Eyery person whose business it is to
lh or manufacture cigars for himself, or who
" employ others to make or manufacture cigars.
lalal tax receipt shall be issued TO any manufac-
Of oigars until he shall have given the bond re-
r. ciFsrs for o.hsTs, either for pay upoS oommis,
4, On shares, or otherwise, from material furnish
h7 others, shall be regarded as q oigarmaker.
le 10 be registered, without previous demand.
" The assistant assessor OF the division in which
selgAr maker shall be employed; and any manu-. an!
F aicr OF cigars employing any cigar maker WHO
Ilhava negiected or refused to make such regis.
lhal on conEiction, be fined .hve dollars for each
laal to register shall be employed by him.
tlc CO. And be It further enacted, That in every
wssTe y Decogs q sas. made ~ by any peT s
VI whom special tax 10 supposed BY this act, or
sesrtAiA the excass lot such sales above q gwen
Q a shall be prescribed BY the Commissioner Of
s Ss n sS g. s'i ss ss sSe4s
D4rSsH % SS1Srs sIosps Ds0 2 retail shsI b sgsn
Aking eiect Of this acti and IL au{ case Mhere
amodnt Of sales or receipts has been under
ssa Sr p ssucSs ssssss au ss
nqoired to pay the aAm0 with any penalty or
lllies that may BY law have accrued or be charge
c, q. And be Il further enacted. That upon tobao
Had SNUFF which shall be manufactured and solo, or
2ysd for consumptions or use, there snan % -
Nssuuf manufactured Of tobacco or any substl-
for tobacco, ground, dry, damp. picked, scent,
~ Hour, Hhsa sold, or removed Toy use or con.
4 psckaGss and stamped in the same mAnnsr a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-15

COLUMBIA, July 1S.-Until the senatorial
election is decided you can hope for no record
Of business in the Legislature. Men, not
measures, is now the motto. The contest has
assumed proportions which make even Repub-
ilicans stand aghast. The amount Of reviling
Ito use a mild term-is fearful, and if some
parties are to be believed, the others arecer-
tainly in q fair road to destruction. Personal
character is nowhere. Everything that 3
man has said or done is remembered,
and finds its representation in t, =. Ex.
ceeding acrimoniousness prevails, the
colofed men on both sides say things which
do not indicate an early christian education.
E. W. NJ. Mackey came very near being per-
sonally maitreated to-day by Sam Dickerson
(black, who denounced him in language which,
I am quite sure, would not be published; words,
for instance, you cd id white livered
spectacled son ofa - gun, &c.
!. Aneeting of the Mackeyites has been held
tonight, whereat the elder NJ. made one Of
his Characteristic speeches and denounced the
entire newspaper tribe. Sawyer is decidedly
ahead, however, and unless the purse is brought
into requisition, will win.
The feeling between factions is very bitter,
and in less. than three months will lead to open
rupture. Ihear that several colored men in
the Legislature have determined to cooperate
with the De nocratic party.