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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-27

ferocious animals. He has never lost any.
......A student Of the Assyrian tablets in
the British Museum places the date Of
Abraham at 900 before Christ, nearly
400 years earlier than Fishers chronicle
| gy......The attendants of St. Patrick's
Church in Cleveland, Ohio, quarrel with
their priest, because he charges ten cents
admission to seat, which must be paid
before entering the pew......Three thous-
and men were at work night and day for
a month before Christmas, on the new
Metropolitan District Railway, London, in
order to get it ready for the holiday traffic.
cocoa carload Of nitro-glycerine went
west few days ago from the mandatory
in New York to a point 900 miles west
of Omaha, on the Central Pacific Rail
Road, without breaking bulk.
A street preacher has been arrested in
Toledo on the charge that he "did unlaw-
fully make great noise, outcry and
lclamor, to the annoyance and disturbance
of divers good and peaceful citizens.".
At the Hartford, Conn.,, ministers meet.
ling all but two, out of forty, opposed
woman's suffrage as unscriptural.. 1.-The
deposits in the fve-cent savings bank OF
New Bedford, amount to million and a
half of dollars. The Bloomington (Ill.)
Leader says some scoundrel broke to
pieces the cornerstone under the Presby.
terrain Church at Leroy, just finished, 70,
the purpose Of abstracting two dollars in
small change deposited there. ....A silicis
mine has been discovered in North
Stoughton, Mass, which promises to be-
come source of wealth. A joint stock
!. compsny has been formed to work it. i
has boon tested at several Of the largcs
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-27

time Of profound peace, Hnyh rtvo!u-
!ionary doctrines as excite and direct
against the white men Of The South
and their families 4 most dangerous
animosity, such animosity, indeed
which, with continuation of the same
fuel, would inevitably lead TO black
,man's party and Il war of races.
Neither arc such doctrines preached
with :,n homes; desire to amclioratc G
IL" condition Of the freedmen, or pro
mot" the ends OF peace, or strengthen
the Ecr1h!iran party in the South,
hHi solely 10 ALLEVIATE from the plantc,
the tune .honorti confidence and ni
lection oi this race, in order that the
ne" political element, under the ban
'rr OF Rrrubica;.:5,n, might be en-
trcly controlled and subordinatc,l 10
'hclr own purposes: Of power and aG
Sranu":rmcnt, and to this class OF
men whoa you l"ilcd in thcr attempt
TO force upon the people Of Mississip
rl the o!i"us constitution, rejected at
the baliot-hcN, You now give the hand
Of fellowship and support, and spurn
from you that other class who, &C
cepting the invitation Of tho Rcpubli
can party in good faith, came en- mass,
i'll Virginia and Tennessee, and they
will come i'll Mississippi and Texas, tc
stand upon it,; platform and advocate
its principles.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-27
DENT AND GRANT.
mississippi Politics Letter of Judge
Dent to General Grant-A Striking
View of the Animus Of Radiealism by
Republican.

The following is an extract from
tho letter written by Judge Dent OF
Mississippi, in reply to one received
from Prcsidct Grant in the early part
OF the present month. President
Grant, in letter referred to, gave his
reasons for casting the weight Of his
influence in favor of the Radical par
ty of Mississippi, and it is 10 that part
Judge Dent replies thus:
Is it reasonable to suppose That a
Fc2ple having the free choice of their
representatives would elect for their
rulors class Of politicians whose an.
gresslvc and hostile conduct hitherto
has rendered them peculiar obnoxious
and disagrecablc? This is the charge
mado by the people of Mississippi
against the Radicals, or "bitter-en.
dcrs," as they are callod,
This charge is not made because
they fought against tho South and
SUCCESSION, for many of that class
fought on the side Of tho South. IT.
is not mado because they arc of
Northern birth and education, for
many men of Northern birth and cd
ucation and Of tho Northern army
arc with us in antagonism to tl6s OBJ
noxious party. 1t is not because they
are Republicans, for thoir antagonists
wore among the first in tho South to
organize on tho Republican platform
and to advocate the civil and political
equality Of all men, wero sent as dole
gates to Chicago, and for their consis-
tenScy and constancy were rewarded
Oy You with offices of trust and hon.
Or,
But this charge is made, as 1 have
said before, because tho proscriptiye
sn!ecedents and aggressive policy of
'hese politicians towards tho people
If Mississippi have made them thol
objects Of peculiar abhorrence. That
'oiiey consists not only in the con tin.
'al advocacy of prescription, but in
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-27

was SO trcachcrous' Perhaps it was
the last; I. least. thHrc waJ q suiio-
eating crush"
And the conversation went on as
before. The depression removed all
doubt from her mind. |. at least.
had known muthing Of her adycn-
turc prior to that evening, when her
Misunderstanding brother made it pub
lie.
l don't think | WAS romantic at the
time, and yet :nust confess that,
from the beginning OF our ac,lua;n~
tanrc, | entertained the hope that
Misa Wright would one day bccom,
my wife. WAS not disappointed.
1t was, perhaps. six m"nths after
VIC were married, that carried home
in my pocket - newspaper containing
Il fattering notice OF lucy Walters.
AS Mrs. Clark cmrInycd herself viii.
her work, drew forth the paper and
read to her Tie notice. Lucy was
pursuing her studies and had carried
off the prize medal. AS she listened
to the ilattcr;ng comments paid to
her 1rotcgc: my wiCr's face lit up with
a glow Of pleasure.
"fa!ph used to laugh at mo when
| told him that lucy would one day
make a name for herself" she said mu-
singly. 81 have SO often wondered.
as she resumed her work, "who it was
that gave her the money
"Iou mean the person who accom-,
panied you to :your uncle Graham's
from the concert" said |.
eyes, shc replied; 1T was very
singular, he giving the money in the
way he did"
"nouhtlcss lie did it to secure your
good opinion" sale. |.
s:Thcn he has never had the salts
faction Of knowing how it was rccciv-
Cd said my wife.
'Of course he has, thought said I.
GLOW do you know ," inquired Mrs.
Clark, looking up from her work.
Gle may b. dead"
'But he is living, Carolinc," said |.
"Who is iiving?' she asked.
''Thc person you so often think
about, who sent Lucy Walters tho
money, and whom you kissed"
"Mr Clark" exclaimed my wife, az
tho work fell from her hands into her
lap.
"AIrs. Clark" rctortcd.
''Iou don't think! How can YOU
say such n thing?' And Il puzzled
expression rested upon my wiic's face.
which i'll spite Of all my powers Of
resistance, forced nc TO laugh aloud.
''Oh, | remember now" she said !:
"talph said something like that once
when yon were present.
"Thcn, Mrs. Clark you deny having
kissed him q
She threw down her work sudden
ly and arose.
'lfarry, is it possible that it was
your
every probable, certainly"
"And yo" have concealed it aIl thi:,
time! You arc the most dcccptiyc of
men ?" sho exclaimed.
"Don't blame INC for doing what
neither You or any other woman can
do,'' said I, "and that is, keep a secret
unless be it her age
Il will not believe it," said Mrs.
Clark.
"Bccausc you tried to surprise me
into confession and Gailcd," / replied.
Then let this be proof"
was prepared for tliis scene. and
drew from my pocket the cmbroit-
cred handkerchief and pointed out
her initials, whcrcupon We mutually
agreed that she had made Il Fortunate
nistate.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-27
/ f';G>ft::.s'.2:<hiE Msy'YAhE'.

Il a
mn.iral voice cxclu:n.l.
"Iou good f,-.rot,,in~, 7
Thought ! Lsl L;:t ynu, What 4
tli.htiat crush. | do believe INV
arm j., broken and nv drecs ruin-
ed"
WA -, N, r,;nt Of rcnl,inv
th.t ,.ro,,I win, lcr but rcatr,;u
..l ,,v.,.lt l,nn,,in~ irwar1,v ot the
novel ,o.;,i,n IN which vasp placed
anal ,n,,i;,;p.r who my t,;r com.
na,,jon could he. Evidently she
,,;st,ck mo for bcr brother or nos
sill, her ,;i,.,l ;u1.e;n, from
tho r,,u;l;,,;,v of L,r n,,nncr c,,
49,, ,,I.,, =, ,,,,,,r,,1,;y;,ut tono.
nr,r,;,r mo E,,nh--vo,,r moo,
},,oI, ~, enr,y r,lo wan
,.,,,,."
..rn,l,, mo n,,l,,, c,;J 7.
,,ut.--.r
.Nh nonsou-c Rolnh" sho in
t.r,urtcL ma. .You have become
l,,( lo,h,y;a, since ~nu wont to
III. war. tn rcrrn;, me to seat nv
.a!t, Will. Won stand there as if
,.cre YOUR ,yjE.. and YOU fen years
mar,.;cJ instead of yorr sister
vh,sc ready aS-istanI--in the ,,locc
Of . hcttcr-y,u shou!I bc
Hu],., shall catch nv death Of
,.,,,i ,;;,;u" here. and such )ono
,i,io too"
Here tho lady cave q ,crecptiblc
,l,jvcr
uno :unn in and 81, down. or |
will''-
What would She have done T did
10. wait to hear: Lat taking my
,,l;,cc beside her in The carria~c. we
were ,lrivcu pn. Whittier I knew
net.
"I wont ask vou TO talk with mo
with that headache, but I want YOU
70 listen torc." Lcoun my connon-
ION, the moment that We started.
II waited 10 talk to Won COMING
in. hrt tlo, ]i,,lo cl,ttcr-hox Mao,
,,ir. prevented ,nc rrc,, sav;no 81
,rord 10 Won. You remember no r.
ii;tlc I.;.r: Walters, Raiph. Her
:no:h2r died about Two months oro
and the roo. girl has conc to live
will. tie Deans. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean have been very kind to lcr
Int it is imrossiJlc for them to do
more tl,an shelter her. low any
one can lave the heart to wound
+. sev's feelings is mystery to mo
and yet evcw occasion that pre-
scnts itself is seized uron by the
Warcs and Kings to insult her,
even to commenting unon the Door
girls fathers actions; as if she
could have prevented that which
occurred twenty years ago: and /
have seen Sarah Ware initiating
her walk. regardless of poor Lucy's
tears. The doctor says that now
nothing can be done for her. II
she had good teacher, she might
in time be independent; but that
would require money, and YOU
know I haven't much, Ralph: but
l have determined to do something
Tor our old playmate. I can save
out of my allowance one hundred
and fifty dollars, and now if YOU
will double it, what will that not
do for Lucy? If lam correct twill
enable her to attend the School of
Design and take all private lessons
i'll art for year; and at the end of
that time. if Lucv i ,];vo sbo vii,
show the world what woman can
do. | know You will give your
share towards the sum, like a GOOD
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-03

Early hosE-Jur HiueshurgL ccu,sP ondent
writes Us that Mr.. + Il Gloss Of that town, has
made him present, which If it had been ten
dered four months sooner, would have been a
small fortune It was no less than half peck
q FlrIy Rose potatoes, part # tie product Of
one potato, planted at May. ourcorrespondent
gees on TO say that he potato used as seed was in
sfze about an average Of those just harvested
from il, planting. i vas cut and planted in
'arty-twohins; 10 hill containing more than
'ne eye, some half an eye. ana some one-third Of
aa eye The product harvested was very nearly
'8o bushels, weighing exactly one hundred and
s2-'esH pounds. Tle product from the split
'--' was less in number though equal in SIZE to
VA 'oa the wh,.c eyes. The smaller Of the
@erg about the size preferred for cooking
w.. se.' weighed OF O. and three-fourth pounds
Nv! were a. shapeiy and round, and for eating
''-l' az good a. the best
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-03

NEW YoRE, Sept.
ASHES Tots quiet and steady at 2 81 Il q
pearls duh and nominal.
COTTON-Firm. sales 900 bales at So for mid
ding uplauds.
Flour receipts l3,5l5 barrels
FLuu sets "a DO cents better low grades.
Sales $500 barrels SD a - for superaue
State and Western; 50 "a ~ for common
choice extra State q n - do extra Western;
80 n IS for good G. re white wheat extra
90 re- - for common -h0ice round hoop Ohio
675 n oo for common air extra st. Louis, z =
"a 9 90 good choice do closing quiet
Oregon Flour-Quet az Is a IT,
California Flour-Quiet at 6 Is a s Is.
RYE FLOUR - Quiet. Sales 80 barrels at 50
CORN MEAL-Scarce and quiet. Sales 400 bbls.
Marsh Coloric and BrandyWine at Is.
WHISKEY Dull Sales 800 barrels Of Western
at l7 free extreme.
Grain receipts lle bush wheat
WHEAT "a &c better, less active. Sales .;.ltJ
40 a 50 No spring IS a G.; winter red
g. a O. for amber Tennessee white California on
private term,
RYE-Dull and heavy.
BARLEY - Dull and nominal.
BARLEY MALT-Dull and nominal.
Receipts Corn, 1851 bush.
CORN - Without decided change, closing dull.
Sales 5000 bush at 1 90 a Is FOR unsound new
mixed Western; l6 a / Is sound do,
Receipts oats ,sJ5 bushels.
CATS - Heavy. Sales 1900 bush. at g FOR
old Western % a IS new southern; latter
price for choice
RlCE-Dun and nominal.
COFFEE STEADY. Sales 800 lag. Rioon private
terms.
SUGAR-Fimer. Sales 600 hhds at la a III
Cuba; lli a % Porto Rico. Also 500 boxes Hs-
vana at l2i N Ia.
M0LASSES bull.
HOPS-Dull and nominal.
PETROLEUM - Quiet at l6i a l6i for Crude; 3
for refined.
WOOL-Quiet. Sales 20OO10 lbs at IS a 81 for
domestic fleece 81 a 80 unwashed a pulled q
a 81 for California.
LEATHER - Hemlock sole dull and droopinr
at 30 n p for BuenOs Ayres and Bio Grance
light and middle weights; q a 30 for heavy DO /;
30 a 81! for California light and middle weights
! 25' a . for heavy do.
COAL-Dumestic dropping at 90 a 80 per ton
by the cargo. Foreign quiet.
PROFESSIONALISM lower and quiet. Sales 800
barrels at 32 10 a 81 50 for new mess 81 y for old
do; q 50 a 2S 90 for prime 30 80 for prime
mess.
BEEF-stesdy. Sales, 80 bhls at 80 a 10 50 for
new PLAIN mess, y 10 20 L 90 for new extra
.
Beef mans quiet. Sales 60 barrels Mt p 90 a
( 1000.
CUT MEATS Quiet. Sales I35 pkgs at IA a l5t
for should,rs, d a l9 for hams.
M!DDLES.-Firm. Sales 10 boxes ice cured
at 90 a. l7l.
/ LARD - Steady and quiet. sales 400 ties. at
E Ut "a lqi for steam 1911 10 lst Tor Kettle reH
dered.
BUTTER Quiet at Is a 2s for Ohio; l6 a 81
for State.
CHEESE-Dull 10 a 49,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-03
sperial 9Qutites.
REGULAR HABIT OF BODY Is al

REGULAR HABIT OF BODY Is alb
s1lutely essential physical health and elear-ess
Of intellect Nor is this all. Beauty Of person
not co-exist with an unnatural condition Of the
bowels. free passage Of the refuse matter Of the
system through these natural waste pipes, is as Ne
cessary to the purity Of the body the free passage
Of the oal Of city through its sewers Is necessary
10 the health of its inhabitants.
Indi gestion is the primary cause Of most OF the
diseases Of the discharging organs, and one OF ITS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-03
GRANT & PROSPERITY.

Business reriyes under the new regime. Other
than general causes have, however, given tremen-
dous impetus 10 the sale Of
CHIaTADOBO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
The chemists have come out in two leading sc.cn-
tfc journals against the lead and sulphur poi'9H'
fer us teal for that is their proper designation,
with which the country is infested, while DR.. Chill
ton, the first analytical chemist in America, an
ucuuees o. the world that
CHSTADJROS DYE Is UTTERLY P0lSoNLEsS.
and be H1r 70 10 be SO, because has anal wed it.
CR.STADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE, as
Dressing. a-ts Ike charm tine Hair after Dying.
Try it. -6Wtw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-03

CHARLOTTE. Aug. 2sth, 1869.
'--'''' Free Press and Times-Conjecturing
Ier1sai Of your wide-awlke journal that
wa 1e pleased to receive items OF State news,
''' ward you brief notice Of a most pleasant
--' enjoyable time experienced by our citizens
yesterday.
l"s 'nree societies, Congregational, Baptist,
' --e'nodis's' with their Sabbath schools, held
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-03
ELISHA LANE, }
LUTHER BAKER, Assign
W. c. GILMAN, y

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
L STATES FOR TEE DISTRICT or VERMONT. In the
matter Of Sidney q. Tinsdale, Bankrupt In Bank
ruptcy Before L. l. Lawrence, Register To
xsou il may concern The undersigned HEREBY
gives notice Of appointment assignee Of Sidney
{; Tisdale Of the town Of HptOn 10 the County of
Addison and State # Vermont, within said district.
Who has been adjudgsd bankrupt upon his own
,,etitiun by the distdct Court Of said district.
Dated at Middlehury the ith dal 81 August. l-t9-
awlw JAMES 81. SIaADE, Assignee
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-03

AILLER-CLARK.--In Willston, Aug. 25th, at the
residence of the brides mother, by Rev. J. L. May
nard, Mr.. George Miller and Miss Hester NJ CLARK,
all Of Williston.
FULLER-HALL. In this city, Monday evening
August 30th at the residence of the brides mother
Mrs. L. A. Hall by Rev J. J. Lewis Of Boston, Mr..
Frank " Fuller Of Galesburgh, H. and Miss Jennie
E. Hall Of this city.
WHITSEY-LADD-In Alburgh. Aug. 80, at the re-
sdence Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev T. j. Ran
slow Mr.. Albert D. Whitney and Florence C., eldest
daughter Of Jed. P. Ladd, both Of Alburgh.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-03

CooS- this city Friday, Aug. 2-tb. Willie Rer-
bert, infant son Of Horatio n. anu Eliza J. Coon.
GILLE1T- In Richmond, Sunday, Aug. %, Mr.. Asa
Gillett, ged Il years.
REYSoLDs-In this City, Aug. 81, Arthur D. it,
FAINT son Of William A. and Eunice " Reynolds,
aged months and days.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-03

most common results is constipation This CON-
plant, besides being dangerous in ITSELF has many
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hemorrids, headache, loss Of memory, and general
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IT'S not merely stimulant, tonic, or an anti
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A DE-IRE-It has long been desire with
Medical men to have an agreeable tonic which
will acr teuedciauy upon the different functions
Of the system without deleterious effect Speer
Standard Wine Bitters " fully meet the want
So long felt Their base is his pure wine. with
ont any medication, except by herbs and roots.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-03

Of the above mentioned large number Of cattle
5ll from Maine, 100 from New Hampshire, $50 from
Vermont, 2l7i from the West, and the balance from
New YORK and Canada. During the first part Of the
week which ends to-day the receipts were heavy
and prices receded especially the poorer GRADES
but during the latter part0f the same time the re-
ceipts have been lighter anu prices have improved
and are now about the same as last week. There
were 7il cattle at Cambridge to-day the same as
last Tuesday. Ia consequence of q smaller number
Of Western, the demand was more spirited than
usual, and perhaps better prices were obtained for
the best quality Of good oxen, steers, &c. A full
supply Of Western cattle next week which is anti
ciplted by many, viii De likely to put another now
face upon the trade here.
As Will be seen by the above figures, the number
Of sheep at market is much larger than f0r the cor
responding time last year There were about 5000
sheep and lambs from over the Northern Roads to-
day, some 500 more than Tuesday. Prices are about
as last week. ID. Fisher sold l51 y \. Lambs at
$3.50. /. Hastings ID one ear load al each and
p few large choice Canada lambs for $50. r. b.
Hancock sold Dos lambs at s - each %. Mccarthy
had been offered $50 for coarse wooded lambs that
he thought were worth s. W Whitney sold 27s
y. I. lambs at - each.
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IMPORTANT NoTICE.--Farmers, fami-

I'M U II 7 y It No = TT II IVIa' INIT
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NOTICE is hereby given that application will be
made 70 the next General Assembly for a land
tax upon the lands lying in Buel and Avery
G0res, in Chittenden County, for the purpose Of
building roads and bridges in said Cores said road
having been established by Washington County
Supreme Court, August 1859.
sw3w H. CARLETON, Atty. for Applicants.
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NOTICE

T hereby given that application will be made 10
| the General Assembly Of the State Of Vermont, at
the next session thereof 70 be held in october Al
$50 10 alter the town lines Of Jericho and Klst0n,
in the County Of Chittendsn and to annex that part
IT the town Of Jericho that lies on the south side Of
ainooski River 10 the town Of Wiliston-
WiIist0n, Aug. 10, 1862. 9w3w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-03

Edward Bayer, Esq, Horton, Kings Co, y.
S, writes that an astonishing cure has been ef-
fected on his daughter, by the use Of Johnson s
4uo3gae Ligimeat. The whole spine became
diseased, she lost the use of her limbs, and her
back vas rounded up like a bow, in consequence
Of taking cold after having been inoculatei for
the kline peck She is now well.
We pledge our reputation on the assertion that
any educated physician, after a careful eXamin-
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