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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17
e D 4.

Darlington, l6. Suli. - (Senat.)
Chamber pom Sanpelsccmtte brin9t cine Bid
fpceen Auspebnuug Der Gtnfcmmenlleuers0e.
iete btr Ser. Stadten duf bas 1erritprtum
Alast1 elm. NdG Debate paliirt.
Sruulbua pom @pnfeTen5 g prtite erit1ttet
9ertGt CUR Bill tpegen Getuns seitpetltser
Nusfdle" int @refuttS"D Department.
Sherman pom Sinan3. Gpmtte bertdtet bic
Saus-gta tpesen &u%spebnun9 Der etnbe>
bunssjett Der btretten Steuer in ben auftdn>
pil6sn StaateH bis gum l. Sanuar 1869.
Yahirt.
Gcnnet beantrast RE &ufnatns Der 9ta
tpeaen S6uses Der 8ehte naturdltirterStr"
aer int &usldnee unp ilst: pdb betbe par
teten feinen Antra9 unteritisen mlBten, pa
iont BITE Slattfprmen betcer 9Retle bloBe
Spisselfshteretsn pdren. Der antras ipirp
NIT 90 eeeen 81 Sttmmen surl6serpteien,
ppbet pte Demptraten aasenlein in perafFr.
mdttpe itimmen. -.
Die Snetaner . APPROPRIATIONS '8ta ipiro
| aufgsnpmmen unt ntebrere Sturest ttneurh
pebatttrt.
(Saus.)-4a6 gprnatme metrerer unbe'
peutenber @esenfdnbe iptre Der Wabl'G0n'
teffaQ Stpister ps. &nberfpn iptescr CUR De-
bate eebradt unb Johann abermals benz
Wablcpmtte nit Sntrufticnen CUR unterlu'
dung Der @erehttame pes Gcntetantet 3u9e'
tpteien.
S6end bonn Stnan3ecmtte beriGtet BIZ
S~unbuunssbtq NIT &menpements 3urld,
tpelbe ipiprt IN Debate an9encrtrten ,plrp'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17
Observation-Disclosures.

% al eneeriNt.- (Tpr btn NiHterr
Salpcritrn, Oanel5 unb @pnc.) Spbn g.
price nebil @m. ~. 9rce, ystpts -. Cur"
lett, Trebr,u Ddmar rrp !Sppalr Weets
ertielten Gpalnadt our gerwaltung Ter Sin
terlaGtmdaim spn re,p. S:epben @riee,
gtias W. Gurlett, gSitttpe Nans unp &unsrt
Spbses.
Gtartfretssert4t.-( gpr &ttter
Yintnes.) Die seltri5e StBups paro aur
| nit ll%ntersei1nuns BON Grlalen YerbraAt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17
slufrcanno.- Nerfammlnnaen.

Naibbtlle, 8enn., l6. Suli. = Die
@artetens S%ttmmln8 Bebt bier ietr bod, unb
pie @ufrr9ung it in iletem @d6ien. Gin
2eitartifcl I'M bieii9en Banner" tpurpe son
ben Napitalen ais cine Grte9serflaruns auf>
eenonmrn, una e6 iptrp crwartet, pap bic
Will3 oufserufel peree. 8pup. 8rpwnlpp
erpartet @iliiten5 bon ben Ser. St.-Srup>
rcr. - Gin seymour unb 8latr, umju9
finpet beute Ntenb itltt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17
EuroOGiidlc &QbeluQdridlteu.

,Dubltn, Is. Suit. - Sn Mpnasban
fam eS beute spllhen ben Sranaeleuten (pen
irtdnoiihen SrUteitanten) unp ben 9aptiten
su etnem 3u(ammenipbe, in benz 4 Ypn ben
4ebteren perpurpet tpurcen.
2%pnbpn, IS. Subtle 9ertd,te iber
bic pDlitt,he Situation In Spanien lautsn
punfel II. pioeripre6enb. Yisber linb nod,
teite suSerlditse Nahrihtm iiber bic Ser
i6wbruna etn9eSanaer, pelhe 5u her Ser
baftunN bes SrrSp9S non Mpntpeniier unb
ictner @snpl fen fibrten. Die ipantiGe &e-
ateruna iibt cine iiscrauS irense Geniur,
tpelhe bic discriminating BON tslesrapbiihM
NadriAten berbiitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17
Grbitterung ee9em e5cn. Meape
uuo Gjuup. BuIpcf.

Nu9ut "a, 3D., l6, Jnlt.-G8 beirIdt
bier 9rpbe grbttteruns 9esen Sen. @ears
unp @pup. @ulcd rpe9en itrer &ntrd9e CUR
Sduberung Der @ties9ebuns BON, ,lntcr Der
3. &btbeilun9 tes Ia. announcements our
GOnltttuttOn nt6t pGblbayen Nttgliepern.
Vie remotratiihe 9reIe bes StaateS 1T be-
iNnrerS ihnrf nenrn nieielbrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17
Mph Gin Bldnct.

uttca, N.sg. lG. Suit, Settle &a6t
I'M 2 llbr BAT grcfefcr Is. s. Ssiers rpnt
Qtttlelielp q SbierSatortum peS Sdmiltrn-
Gcae9tums etncn Niterptben ertbedt, Der ben
bunOertlrn rer bis iest entped.en 9Ianetsn
ausmd1t. 81 gletdt einsm Stern Der ettTten
SjrSEP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17

9pmeU, Wan, l6. Sult.-G. .. "a.
us unr s. Is. Strtdlart maAten beute IL
ncn 9Gettlduf Scn 200 g1rpG. 0apiS Sc
ipnnn in % Sfttnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17
GmpfauoS G5orbereituma.

ct. qcute, 16. Suli. = Gen. Sr. 9,
Blair wirb iir zen %. ps. Dts. bier ertpar'
tet, unp fperpen Su ietnem fejerltAen Gnt'
pfdn9e nit illumination, 5adeljuaen II. +
10. 9rpbartt9e @prberettun9en 9etrcfen. 8el
@ntbuliasmuS 1T aleemein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17
G}crbaftuua, = TpurnaI.

H1ibDtlle. Senn., l6. Sult. De-
fern ,purren Z ron rem Nrbeitern, peIde an
Der norpprili6en Ydtn bic &rbeit etnttea.
ten, rerbaftet.
Sn etutsen 3a9tn wirp Der r&rpubfiean,"
cine nclle t1lbpDhentltde rabtfale 3eitnng,
unter Der 8epafttpn BON SOB. 8ubne, Bon
her . Stalts5ettin9," rrid,etnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17
WcucIte &QbelbcridlIe aus Gurpua.

81rts. I6. SyuIl. Der uN1oniteur"
fdat, pab Mpuiier's leBte Rebe i'm geieBge,
benben &brper cine belonbere Mieteung in
Der frdn,6flden Yplt.tf bepeiie, unb eS iei
feiu SGritt unseriuht sctlieben, I'm bic bf>
fentlihe Wcinune su hcrubtsen. Srantreif,
ippae ii6 jspcr Ginmtihuns in bic @nsele.
eenbetten Seutihldnb'S %entbalten, iebph
fbnre es ben tneren @efor,aen Sefreth's
uno Der Sutfsi feline Sampatbte unp Grr,u'
| thisuna nid,t peri1eer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17
(Site nbnhuuufdu.

Sm0to, l6. Suli.-Gtn Natlu9 rannfe
bsute Nadt nit etnem 9aiasiertrain auI
rrr Bride ndff laramie Gin Sui1mntet.
Pm. Glarte BON Cheyenne fpltrpe bierbet Sc
ibStet, unb Sberif 2airp ipurpr f6iper oct
1pht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17
SanbcIss unS Winen;bcrihte.

2pnbpn unb 2tSerpppL, 16. Sult,
3adnt. = Gcnlpls 9456 fir 9aarsels;
94A in Rednuns. - Ser. Ct. 5.20er
72T. - ySainpts Contradiction" 1917;
yGriebaan" 451a. 9aumwplte, it'd @erfdufs
5000 Sallen ; llplarbS 111s; Srleaus
113s. Mcbf 80 cd. 6 9. - gSaisen,
ealtfprniider meiber 10 cd. s g.; rptter
netiider IL cd. 9 g. - @elidfprn sc
sA.- Safer 3 cd. 7 9.-9bfelihmeine,
1eiih II cd 2 9. - Nett 65 cd. 6 81
steinbt raftnirtcs II 3d.; rpb IL S6.-
i3uder &c cd.
Intwerpen, II. Suit, Rabm. -
StetnSl 81 Srancs.
Sranffnrt a. 3d., 16. Suli. - Ser,
Ct. 5.20er 7716.
Sr~anffurt a. 81. 16. Sult, Mbbs.-
Ser. ct. 5.20er 76T.
Saris, 16. Suli.-gSrie it'd. &ente
70 Sr. 81 6. 6.
9%pnbon, 16. Suit, @benbs. - Grte>
9atn 4326; 81. G~entralbabn 92%.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17
SempPratiiebc ~pnDcnticn.

Detroit, Mth., l6. Suli. - Die be"
mpfratil6e Gtaat5 .GpnSenttpn npminirte
selern bic Stdatsbcamten unb bic 9rdii'
bentlddfts ,Gleftprsn. sic tpurse in yM!er>
riffs Sal" ssbaltcn. Sr. s. $. Sbomplpn
purbe gum Conventions Yraiirenten 9e>
pdblt. IS frurben npntmirt: fir 4Super>
neur Spbn Nppre bon Saginaw Counts,
fur 9i3e. Gouperneur 9. s. @pfinberrs BON
ct. Spiepbs, tlr Stdat6. Sefretdr 6. 81.
Bottles bon gandipee, fir Staat5,S haBmet'
tier S. s. Ntaer Don 8aitenab, fir 2anrr
GcmmtIdr SenrA @rtnnra BON Sent, fur
@tneral, Nntpalt q. 6. Salbwin ppn DAT
lant, fir @cneral> &upiteur Col. Qetpis
Gilman bon @d9ne &c.
Vie Nep sgprter Nomtnattpnen ipurtell
i%nppliirt unb tbnen bte atttSe llnterltiisuna
perfprc6et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17
SpSeSfaQ.

S6enectabN l6. Suli.-Gpmmpccrs
@aniepprt itarb IN Der pergangenen gta6t an
Characterization.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17
&pnuenttth.

ottawa, B..G, l6. Suit. - Sbsr(t
Branet unp W. Gbeslep iinb unter ben leB>
ten Opfern beS Sonnenftihs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17

yort, I6. sui, NdHnl. -VdIrt|
tppIe Fau, 321a Gents. - !3uder fdu
Cuba 1l56 Bis 1871; pOrto : Gtep ll1a
bts 1877 Cents. - Mebl, Fau; flpltdes
$9h bis $l5k. - @ai,en fau unp nte-
brigtr; 1876 bts 100 Cts. Welthforn itta
un6 aetis; maBises Besebr gu 100 bic 40
Gs.-6afer ftu unb rpmtneQ su S2H btsS5
Cts. -@ogsen fttl uno ite!ig, noninea IT'S
Bis 1856 Gts.- @SfelitweineHstfb It'll unp
fdbfpdh Al x28.2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17

9uffdlr, lG. sui. - 10 RernpfsrSe
aus rem gEeltcn gum 9rpBen 8eEnen bel Der
@ierOe, gusitelurs iiup bier a%nSetpmmca.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17
OntiafIuua ctucs NJiprpers.

Wpntreal, Cant, l6. Sui. - @arbs
ner, per 9ew.g)prter Sili6er, pel6er ben
Defective Cullen f6DB. III BON 8ttter
9rummpnp 8e9en 8irgihaft entlafsn nor.
cen. Dteie Gntiheicun9 erreste etrpas Ntb,
faaen, pa Gihter Sab9lep porber In entae>
ornopjebter gReile eutfdteben Bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17
SurliuaOnie In N&p{tCn,


Bpf0n, IG. SulI. = pr. Mnien Bur
lingome III eeftern @benb bier a%netipnutsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17
Selegrapbiide Sepeidem.
lgsri&tst fir hen nDsatfatn Gprrefppnssn.en.")

New-gprf, 16. Suit. 46 9obesfd1e
in Splse bon Spnnentih purpsn feute Sc
neleet.
MpntreaL, 16. Suli.- 40l3pessfdae
burh Spnnentih fperpen BON perlhtecenen
1uutten Ganaba's berittet.
Rpheter 16. Suli.-2l Spnnenitt6'
fate fan,er, teute in biciiser Stapt por.
Gpntauten>MM Sfmbr = Gntlaffmne.
New.yprf, 16. Sult.-Der teute mad
europa ~abgefeselte Sdmpfer ySapama"
nabm $4lO,OO Gpntanten nit. - Wars.
WegbesneY, bic lesten Serbt einen 9oltstten.
Der lie perbaften ipplte, seltcfen unb aetobtei
Bate, wurbe beute 3ufrlse eites ngSrtt Of
babeas corpus" Der .Saft entlaHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17
OaS 0plbaatp.
Qlprfer Wiarftbertdt.

Wew>yDrf, 16. Suli. Die Sdlue'
nptirung betrue teute 1925.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17

Newdrt, VS., TO. Sull.-Nle Sr1lI
zines beuti6en SobtenardberS I'm fatbpli'teu
Sesrdbnisplase auf S%airnpu1t tource Sc
tern Na6mitta9 Rom Spmenfth b%etrofen
ilnD tefanb li6 se'tcrn Ibenp IN frtttiher
Gage.
Agsuf SnrGber, Nr. 6, Rep-gcrt>&se.,
brad, pd9renb CT n etnem @emlle8arten
in ben SalSmarften arbcttete, suianmen II.
Itdrb fura bdrdltf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-17

Wtue8 YtlaTter. VIC Z. NbfRue
Rep .yprt's (pq mob btelen Spnrter bis sur
SO. @traee mi. yStaforb's 9apement" 8e-
pHafert rperben, tpeldes bisber md ntht
periutt trcrpen 1T. IS belebt aus Carmen
DplsblDden, dbntt6 fpie bas Rt6clicn'ihe.
Sas ieet in 8dnfhiaBe fabrt5trte Stafpro'"
gFater IL FIR bic @falterang Der Grurtitr.
IN @plfpn bclttmmt. Die Grunbet9entbtimer
an Der I. @penue baben ge9en bic Stdhoro''
i6e 9Fateruns prptetirt unp iie ptrp paber
In iener S,raee Mot sber Spr9enprnmer
perben, Bis baS Sbersrrt&t iih patttr ent'
ibteben bat.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23
A HINT TO LADIES.

1t 10 distinguish characteristic of a
cultivated woman to adorn and beautify
her person. In proportion as she becomes
refined or de based. she paws more or less
regard to her personal appearance The
IoVe>of admiration Is, as it ought to be,
strong in every woman's nature, and
hence it is that the decoration of her per-
son is always regarded as of paramount
Importance The three most beautiful
things on earth are woman, children aud
aowers--each equally by nature pure and
attractive. Woman knows size is bcauti
fal she loves to be admired by man en-.
deavora TO render herself as attractive as
possible to mans eyes, and therefore
1T is that she avails herself of all the
benefits Of dress and ornaments, Woman
is gifted by nature with great natural at
fractions. Her complexion is, ifnot ruin
ed by, paint, and powder, fair and delicate,
her hair abundant and lustroas. and her
from the very perfection of grace and
loneliness, Womsn's chief ornament is
her heir. No matter how regular the
contour of the-festures may below lus
trous the eye-how sweet the voice or
graceful the from, it the hair be not soft
glossy and beautiful, the chief attraction
is wanting A lady remarkable for the
beauty for her hair, remarked in our
hearing. the other day, that she owed to
the moderate and oonatant ucc. of Bar
rett's Hair Restorative" deep obligation,
for by it she had become locally famous
for the abundance and lustre of her hair
Using II constantly ourselves we can add |
our testimony that as a dressing and |
restorative combined Barrett's is superior
to any Hair Preparation we have ever
used. 1t is reasonable in price, too, cost
ing only one dollar for large bottle foil
of the MIXTURE Cincinnati Sunday
Globe. a.t
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23

SILVER WEDDINGS Two silver wedding
were celebrated in the county GU SATURDAY.
oveiast Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Pennock, al
WOlcOtt. and Mr. and Mrs Healy Cady.
at Stowe. The latter was numerously at
tended by the towns people Of Stove. and
many rich presents were bestowed upon
the happy pair Tho bride wore the dress
in which she was married, and it ia said
to have created quite sensation. But
as we are promised description of both
these festive oecaeions, We forbcar further
comment fer tie present We however
acknowledge the receipt Of card to Mr.
aud Mrs pcnuOek party. ard regret that
we could not attend.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23

Jury | think | should certainly come to
the same verdict as they have done. and
exonerate them from all blame; but ii
they knew how that evidence was manu-
fsctured, they would take different view
Of the case to .wbasthey have To be &C
cuesd Of Fenianisn. that is enough here.
the same as It is in England and Ireland
In England any man may speak but the
poor starved ragged Irlshmsu il he does
open his mouth. be may be hanged, drawn,
or quartcred. or shut up in prison, or
His Lordship interrupiug him. said.
as well as could be understood. that the
references to what was taking place else
where could not be allowed. The prisoner
must confue himself to remarks bearing
on his own ease.
The Judge then answered him. refuting
the char &c of persecution on account of
his religion, and copclucluded as follows:
alt is now my solemn duty to pass up
on you the sentence of the law.-thst Oh
the 10th Of December next, between the
the hours of 9 a. m. and 4 P. H.. you be
taken from your place Of detention to the
place Of execution, and then and there be
hanged by the neck until you are dead.
and many the Lord have mercy on your
soul
His Lordship during the delivery of the
sentence was deeply moved.
Prisoner said excitedly, We'll my Lord,
that sentance does not make me guilty, |
feel that I am limo cent in my heart and |
soul"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23
A CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.

L. A. Tillotsop, Of Wolcott, offers hi
farm Of four hundred acres, With good
buildings, splendid sugar orchard, any
amount OF timber convenient to good
saw mill, well watered, and cut this sea
son rs tons Of hay, and laying on the
old road from Wolcott to Craftsbury--less
than 8 miles from Wolcon village. for
Stx THotsAND DoLLARs-only fifteen dol
lars an acre ! Addison Matthews has
just cold his farm In Morristown. which
is more back farm than Tillotson's for
so dollars per acre, and cheap at that -
MIR. L. has sent US a long aasertise.
tnent, describing the premises giving the
.Orms, ETC., but it comes too late for this
weeks paper Presume it will not be
necessary to insert it, after this notice.
We used to have some acquaintance with
the arta. and, IL our memory serves us
correctly abou. II, it 10 cheap as dirt at
six thousand dollars.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23

NUMEROUS ASSAULT we understand
that boy by tbe name of Boyhtou sho,
his fataer, while going from Bristol t.
Hill. on Saturday. IL appears that thu
boy is rather rough and unmanageable.
He had lecn at Bristol. and was taken
in carriage by the father to be- carried
to Hill, where they live.
On the way the boy jumped out of the
wagon and on being approached by the
father fred pistol upon him. wounding
him severely, but not fatally. in the head.
On Sundays party turned out and
found the boy in the woods and captdr
ed him. -Manehester Mirror.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23

A. G. Chadwick, Esq, a native Of
Boscowen. in this state, now a residen,
of St. JohnSbdry. is preparing a war re.
sord OF the latter town. He says the
whole number of soldiers sent by the
town of St. Johnsbury was 333. OF these
10 were killed in action. and 60 died
from wounds and disease of these 60.
10 died at Andersonvillc. and five ut
other rebel prisons. Three are missing.
The manner of whose death is unknown
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23
VT. STOCK AT A DISCOUNT.

In looking over the award of premiums
at the late State Fair, we notice that Car.
los Pierce, Of Stanstead, in the Province
of Quebec carried away the Hons share
Of the money and the honor. We don't
understand it We supposed that the Vt.
btasc Fair was for Vermont, Twelve pre-
mitms to Dir. Carlos Pierce of the Prov
incc of Quebec, amounting in I'LL to the
pretty little sum of $l69-must be en-.
courogng to the humble farmers of Vt.
We zee no mention Of Mr.. Griswold's
splendid herd. and suppose be did not
wish to take it to the Fair to compete
against the world Nine of the twelve
premiums awarded to Mr. Pierce on cat
tic were LIST premiums, and his bull Mon
itor got the most honorable mention tut
is denied prenium on the ground that
he was awarded the premium for last
year. And the committee on horses take
great pleasure" in awarding the LIST
premium on blood torses--which was $50
to his Canwell which is 10 be added to
the sl69 making. in all. s2l9, pocketed
by this Canuck. Was it Pierce who de
MED jeff Davis tho privilege Of associat
ing with his herd ? If 50, then s2i9 was
we'll bestowed; hut il IL. nevertheless,
poor encouragement for Verhonters. Hur
rah for Pierce and reciprocstyi
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23

Jack Frost made rather d sudden de
scent upon US on Wednesday night las t
and continued his visits On the two subsc
'quent ewes. We have seen many rec
leaves and tlue noses since In No. Car
Gina. however. they had a snow storm.
at tho same time. The old North State
though. is coming to be a Northern State
in sentiment as we'll as in climate. So
we must not wonder that they have snow
SEQ notice Of late Republican Convention
a! Raleigh.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23

The arc few people who have not
been occasionally puzzled whether to
write Ell or De in the words that so repres-
ent the sound of long 0 A very Sinplc
rule. says schoolnsster, removes all
difficulty When the dipthong follows
c. it is always 81 ceiling, conceive, &c !;
when it follows any other letter it is al
ways ie-grief friend, niece. &c.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23
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In steve June Goth, at the lon..
A. A. Hammond Orrin HanmoDS III
In MOrri1torn' Jun. 18th, Ms, ,'' 'a'
aged "aB d
The following lines wer, suyv..,.,,
lag words addressed to her ws.Di', g u !
Don't weep for me, the good l ,,s '''
soon and the angels are all herr ;" aS'
BY Miss Sarah STILES on the day o,r', N.Y. ~
buIialr -"SsG
"Jod is near oh glorious v,,,.
To a hungry, starving sovI
God Is near the angels com;r.
Very soon I'll reach the gosI
"God Is iearl oh darling motA..
Soon your Akce' form will W.,
And the soul you've loved 40 t',n
be forever with the aless H. V
"Weep not for me, preciors .,.,
God is near the angels CONF ,''
worn and weary with this earlSjh
Let me happily go home
"God is near /" Oh mourning c,u.
God is smiling on you row
And the brightness u His aicty
dilds the crown on Alice's tnv
smiling-fhough the cloud, ,bo,. -.
Hang 10 dark aad seem so drs,,. "
hft your hearts without A mnr"r.
Look to Him for heavenly chez,
"Godis near ~ He made all Atom,
Unto Him all souls belong
He will gather in His own Tim.
10 Himself the wondrous thropy
On, what to US can be sweeter: j.
when we lstve the paths ws'r, h.,
when befose'us lies the river '''
lhsn the presence OF our Cod,
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CONVICTION OF WHELAY AT 0 O'Clock
yesterday morning the jury rendered YER
diet Of guilty against Whelan, charged
with the murder of Hon. Thos DArcy
Mcdee. He received it with fair degree
OF calmness. and in reply to the usual
question what have you to say, Why sen
tence Of death should not be pronounced
upon you9 be said IL have been tiled
and found guilty of the murder Thomas
Darcy McGee Standing Oh the brink
of the grave. | swear as hope to appear
before God, that never did the deed. /
have been accused Of Fenianism. Never
was Fenian, either at home or abroad.
Never belonged to an organized body here
or inlreland " He then went on to give
an account Of his conduct that had been
locked upon with suspicion, and alleged
mat the movement against him was be.
cause ne wasa Roman Catholic. He con. |
Guided as follows:
am no Feoian would shed the last
drop of my blosd for that noble woman
Whole likeness Is up there above me. II
served her for nine years. For of this
'rime my blood boilu within me had no
spite against that man (Mr McGee). II
respected him as an able man, but we Ro.
nan Catholics, are always looked upon as
'raitors. why but because Of feelings tina,
nat should not exist in any country--the
p'ri! Of party--of which we ore made the
'i''ms and for which | have now to suf
or; aud this spirit exists in this country
iorc than In any other JfIwas on thst "A
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ed himself as a member of the Committee
Of Ways and Means. and the Ordinance
Committee. He also took an active, part
in the Impeachment question, and wat
elected by the House as one of the Com
mittee Of seven to prosecute the President
at the barlo. the Senate. HIS summing
up address, published in full in heWash-
ington7 "Chronicle" aud other papers. Ia
admitted to be an exhaustive and master
lyargument in favor of :Onv!ctiug the
President, AID placed General logan in
the front rank among the statesmen and
lawyers in Congress, Superficial people
are apt to think that man Of great mill
teryssbility cannot excel in civil life =
GeE. Logan is living evidence of the
unsoundness os tiiis opinion; for he stands
high as o lawyer, is an able debater'
sound statesman. and has proved Himself.
on many field. gallant soldier and an
able commander. Should his life be
spared, there is no position in the gift of
the people to which he'may not reasonably
aspire.
Howard University, in this city, is aim.
ing to play an important part in the high
or education Of the great heretofore neg'
lected class Of the South. The Autumn
term of the Normal Department opens on
the 10Th inst. and a College Freshman
Class on the Esd. The new building will
be completed in few weeks, and substan-
tial hospital buildings will be done before
theslst Of January, as an aid to the med
icai department, which will be done in
October A law class will be formed as,
applicants enough secr to make it desir-
able. Much encouragement from abroad
has been received in the way Of scholar
ship and the endowment of professOrships
and it is safe to predict for Howard ,
University noble career Of prosperity and
Usefulness
"A T. u !