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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-08
DEATH or GOV; WASHBURNa I

1t is with profound regret that we are
Obliged to anhduhcs the deathof Vermont
able anil macH loved Chief Magistrate.
He died at his Home yesterday morning,
and lis funeral viii take place Oh Thurs
day-at what hour we do not know Yer
mont could have lost no citizen at this
time whose death would have been so gen
orally and sincerely mourncd. d Aside
from the general mourning for the death
Of an able and accomplished chief in the
prime of his manhood, many thousands Of
soldier boys, their mothers and tnenas,
will feel poignant personal grief, for the
loss of a true-hearted and powerful friend.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-08
Olive LOgan's New Book.

We have been favored by Messrs. Par
melee & Co., Publishers, with advanced
sheets of a new and popular work of in
tense interest, by the noted and talented
Reformed Actress, Olive Logan. 1t is
evidently her master piece and is at once
a chaste, moral, hi5h-toned and truthful
picture of the subject indicated by the
title, "BEroRE THE FooTMGnTs AND BE.
MIND rn& SCENES The work is scatb-
ing onslaught on the immoralities of the
playhouse and kindred temptations, by
one who has been brought up from .
child amid the scenes 50 wildly de.
scribed. . .,...
The work takes in, the whole range Of
what is technically known as the "Show
Business" which embraces the Opera,
Theatre, Musical, Concert, Circus, Men.
ageric, Caravan, Lecture, Street Shows,
and every thing which has an admission
fee. No one could be more competent to
reveal practical workings of the Show
World, than Olive Logan. She is to
the manor born. Her father was an Ac.
tor, her sisters five of them we believe,
and her brothers rs well as herself, were
reared in the atmosphere of the Green
Room. How hard to tear asunder such.
lifelong associations! ID sr'.s .-.e.. rs.
The Actress who has the courage t.
break through the professional etiquette,
aud turn her back upon her old pursuit,
has rare nerve. Determination or pluck
in any form, Is always admired; but cs-
pecially in q woman struggling towards
the right.
We believe Miss Logan has taken
long step In the right objection. Her book
is bound to sell immensely; the better
class of community sympathizc with her,
and will encourage and sustain her in CIV.
cry step she takes to purify the Drama.
She is one of the most brilliant writers in
the'lahd.' gThe New york Citizen says
she never wrote dull line in her life, and
could not write one ifsheftried whichlis
probably true, as the specimen before, usj
can hardly be,exeelled, ANN, ,,.w
The closing paragraph Of her fFst chap
wi '"J' 81 \
.-Whateyer faults these pages may ;ex-
hibit, one virtue ], am determined theyl
shall possess7-the virtue, of truthfulnesq.
For the, truth is the one thing in the
world of literature which is the rarest. g1
OF critically excellent books, of enter-
tanning books, Of books which do credit
To the intellectual power, of their produ.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-08
The WOman's Convention.

We had the happiness Of attending the
Woman's Suffrage Convention at Montpe,
lier for one Eve. only. We listened to
the gospel according to Saint Lucy with
good attention, and have to confess to be-
ing rather confirmed in our previous con-
yietions than otherwise. Mrs. Lucy is
a good speaker, and is not what
she has, so often been represented -
loud-mouthed and ranting, Though a
good speaker and quite persuasive, she is
not a good lawyer, nor, in our opinion, a
profound reasoncr. She had the "Genc-
raj Statutes" of Vermont before her, and
commended their perusal to her lady au.
dience, which was all very we'll; yet her
happiest (?) periods were made from gross
misstatements Of the laws of Vermont for
her text. We shall try hereafter to give
a report Of the convention.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-08

1t is now generally admitted by h, n
est physicians, that when on.e the Con.
Numptionis fairly fastened upon the lungs
o human power can save the patient from
death. They also say that about fifty pei
cent. of those wac die from this disease
can trace the cause to neglected cough
Or cold, which might have been cured b,
a small bottle,Ot Liquid 0podclloc, or,
what. is the same. thing, JonSsoS's ASo-
bYYE LINIsLNT. r.,.f .....,. .,..... e.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-08

CATION. Purchasers Of the PeruviaI,
syrup ia protected solution Of the Proiox
lde OF lron) are cautioned against being
deceived by any of the preparations Of
Peruvian Bark, or Bark and Iron, which
may be offered them. Every bottle of
genuine has PERUVIAN SyuUe (nol peruv-
ia" Bark blown il i''c glass, Examine
the Battle before Purchasing.
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MOrriStOWn.

DONATION AND OYSTER SUPPER.-Thc
friends Of Rev. VIM. G. DEMO will give
aim Donation At the Town Hall ia Nor
Irisville, Feb. 10th, next, at 6 p. NJ. A
general attendance is solicited The oc-
ca ion will be enliyencd by the attendance
o the Morrlfyille Band, Pm ORDER.
No-IcE.-The Lamoille County Agr.
cultural Society, at its annual meeting of
JAM 9th, adjourned to meet at tho Town
Hall in Morrisville, on Thursday, Feb.
10Th, 1870, at 10 o'clock, j. NJ. D., to cou-
slider and act on the repor. of the Com
mittee, (copsisting of Major l.. NJ, Circuit,
D. j. Stafford aud P, X. Gleed, Esq.,
who were appointed at said annual meet
lug to revise the Constitution and Bylaws
OF this Society. fe. ..,...er..i. f..,,r...,
Also to do any unfinished OF rotLer nee
essa y business. ta1r sdi dl .bsis
We hope there will bca general atten-
ance offthe Society at this meeting, fer
the business is of great Importance to the
welfare Of the Society 1t il really a
Reorganization, and formation Of a guide
for the officers and members, so that each
one may know what their duty is and
how to do it.
Asit Isl the Constitution does not point
out the duty of half the officers, and even
that cannot be understood SO that they
can do duty properly s rs3cod H..
i9Y 81 I'm. Lebanon, Scc'y. y.
AlIQa sffaeiamaa EetI5, ,...
ADJounNMENT-Thc Lamoille County
Good Templar's Union is adjourned until
Tuesday, Feb. I'D, owing to the Illness
of Mr.. Gushing. g. VS., who had been
engaged to be present and deliver the adj
dress.
- ID. ] sArFoeD, Pres't 4
cta,. G. Morse, sec'yssolq Of gi1sidao-
- = &C e segB-i aia' bGl ;vllaassg
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ar-assssaass~ Manager.
Last week VIM. Melendy sold u pair
of steer CALVES less than ter m9nths Old,
to Lyman Brigham, of Essex, for one
hundred dollars.
2 1.-The mite society convened on thc
evening at the residene of Willard Girls
void, and left s2.65 in the treasury
whole amt, SIS. 1t-
- The mercury ran % degrees below
zero Feb. 4th, which is several degrees
colder than any previous day of the sea-
The young ladies of East Cambridge
have on their subscription paper for the
support Of the gospel, responsible names
for one hundred dollars, and, they viii
probably raise about two hundred more.
Miss Lille &elmes, of Il. Cambridge.
aged nine years, attending the district
school taught By Miss Fannie Edwards,
has been through Greenlear's New Prac1
teal Arithmetic, and until we hear of her
be ng heatcn,we shall cali her the smartest
little girl in the county. a4.
i. Laberdee, trying to see how much
he could lift with his teeth, found he
could rasie a keg containing nails and
iron weighing la lbs aejis t1'7 ri H'
Nh. EpIroR We forgot TO metltion
one important matter in connection with
the entertainment given by the Jefferson
Vile Dramatic Club, Jan. GOTH Our
woffhy hlst and Hostess, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chadwick, Of the Central flousc who b.
the way are always ready by word and
deed to forward all enterprises for the
pubic gcol. gave the club an invititalicr
to free supper after the conclusion of the
entertainment, which was accepted, aud
about 30 sat down to table loaded with
good things III the shape of cdtbles, 10
which the company dill ample Justice
Three cheers were given for our kind aud
Liberal host and hostess, and then all left
quietly for their homes. '' '.
The Episcopal Church. In the
winter Of 1853, Riy. William c, Hop
kins, son Of the late Bishop Hopkins, Of
Burlington, while officiating at Jericho,
visited Cambridge, holding services u,
JeHersonyillc and three at the Bvro.. The
On the services being cncour-
aging, the 18th Of March following, tho
Church was organized at the
former place, and called The Caugch OF
the Holy Apostles" Al the Annual Col,-
vention, held in St, Parl's, Church, Bur
lington, june 81 1858, this Church was
duly admitted into union with the Diocese
Of Vermont, Soon after its organization,
Rev. j. Ishapl Bliss, of Shchurne, was
called as lis Rector, who continued his
Iabors, one half the sabbaths, for two
years, and one fourth the sabbaths for
one year, since which, owing TO the death
aud removal OF many of the prominent
the Church has been unable to |
sustain services but small portion of the
Inac yet its numbers have not lost their
zeal Or love FIR the Church, having kept
up the organization by paying annually
the assessment made by Conventions, aud !
also adding what they could to the funds,
for the support Of the Bishop, and have
the past year contributed several dollars
towards q memorial for the Bishop, and
we are hoping soon to be, supplied with
clergyman to hold services one half The
time. A..
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Special Notices


Prsn9'' American chrsn,,
Are fac s'miie reproduction, ., "'
paintings, so admirably executed ''ii's
impossible for any one but exnsr,. y
difference between them. All g., We
. Art Stores. Eus. a'
Prang's "Chroma journal " ...,. 4
plete descriptive, catalogue Of on, a
special information about the A., Y
copies Of the Journal sent to any ,,i,' n
ceipt Of stamp. "'''s,
2oyl L. PRAEg
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@r%~G

Cut this notice out and bring it with
you. We are authorized 10 refund The
cash to anypefson or persons who shall
buy and use parsons' Purgativ Pillsaud
fail of relief and satisfaction. 7ais %
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-08

free. The wine was-where Echo an.
sTers, vherefs R>yA>A a .
REAL ESTATE CnANoEs.--L J. Smith
bias sold his flrn Of 95 acres to Jacob
Hayford, Js., for $1,000.
F!'J Sinclair has sold his house and
lot and 9 acres Of land, TO A. NJ. Ritter
blsh for Sl400, aud Mr.. Ritterbush has
sold his farm of 1913 acres to L. j. SIN
cair for $500.
Murray BHek has sold his Farm Of 500
acres, to Joseph D Soule, OF ST. Adams,
for $4,000. ,, .<,
Jacob Hayford, Jr., has sold his house
ID 20 acres to e. Shattack, of Milton,
frsl3OO. / 5fj -d 10 IT,
NJ. 0. Heath has sold sugar orchard
of 9 acres, to f. SHayiord for $4lc. y
A. NJ. Dow has exchanged his home
| place in the village for the house and lot
occupied by rs. Stanley, and owned BY
Murray Buck before the exchange.
PAoToaRAPmc.- %. G. Barnes would
inform the people Of Johnson and vicinity
that he intends to return to Stowe, Feb.
10th. Persons wishing anything in the
picture line will do well to cali immed;-
atcly. "" .'@'-' =
He would also inform the people Of Etowe
that he intends u remain IN that place
only five or six weeks, leaving that place
gain about Apr. lst. i.la "aI 1al,
For the Newsletter.
Quiet times in johnson. | mean by
Ills that no greas event has occurred,
nothing particularly new under the sun
and yet as far as in lividual quiet is con-
cerned there is none Of it, for every one is
busy; and each day and evening brings
active scenes.
Fcbrury has brought Us colder wealth
er as all those favored ones, blessed with
prophetic vision, who, : II through mild,
beautiful January were continually lc-
oundlng in cur ears ''that such mild
Weather was not good fer Us, and that it
Wa u sure sign Of a sickly season" can
now calm their troubled fears, draw their
winter robes more c oscly around then
md dream Of happy scenes and joyous
me rinent, ana not Of sickroonls and
weary night vigils. .-ml
Aud we all welcome February, this
fright, CHEEKY month, and although il
b:eathcs upon us : chilling breath, yet we
now 1t is hoalthful aud invgorating
olc, and that these chilling blasts will
,oou give place to others more springlike
AMI genial.
Some of our highly esteemed and
,a'ued citizens attended the Woman's
Convention at Montpelier, last week, and
although they left home about right inl
their opinions, yet the rci eioquepcc of
the strong minded" made deep impress
sion upon their generous hearts and they
nave been convicted and converted. They
tell us that if ace had been there we should
have changed our sentiments and been
swept along in this tide Of progress and re-
form ~ We shake our heads, think Of
elovely Maud Mailer and say IN M , hi
hare beeh." | suppose the reason We
cannot see just as Others sec, is because
we are not quite up with the times, but
ftow our hearts, we az, "Tawy yet Il
little longer with us ye happy days of ig.
norance, for surely Ignorance is bliss"
Mr.. Marx French, who has for a
ong time been resident of this town, !
las sold his farm situated on tie river,
road to Cambride, to Mr.. Otis Balch.-l
We do not know where Mr., French intends
locating. g.. ..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-08

In Water,ilIe, Dee 20, Of typhoid N7r /
len R. Carpenter, youngest daughter ot "
B. and JOSH h D. Carpenter, aged II yaar
1 months. ......
In Westford, Feb. lat, Mrs. Euni:eH, :,
of George Dunlapp, and daughter VI Da !
Farnsworth, aged 81.
In JcferScn,iIle, Feb. "a, at the rcsiIaa
NJ. II. Stafford, Mrs, Rufus Cady
z.E.EsIfSsSaS-zFyNga1gxs
Nn1a- A Irtnn.ti.n,,nn.
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FORsSALE.


The subscriber
tate Of the late Jos
for sale the renainir
belonging to sal ! IS
stead in johnson vii
large and commodio
outbuildings, togct'
ow in s'ti.h village al
ure back Of the tow
tunity, The proper
separate as may SUI J.
e4Ra SAMUEL /
johnson, Feb. n,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-08
Per ORDER .
David Hale is now being treated

David Hale is now being treated by
an Indian d, ctres who thinks she can
cnrc him, and the prospect seems. quite
Favorable, at the present, for his recovery,
as there have already been some changes
for the better.
On the 30th uIt., HAL Atkins togeth-
er with the Indian who lives near him,
started a deer on the mountain back OF
Stowe Hollow; and they being better for
u race than the deer il was caught on the
31st near the village while attempting to
.cr, S stream. Some suppose this deer
was one formerly owned by J.Cobb which
escaped with its mate several years ago.
It is 81 pposed the mate was shot some tin G
since. Mr.. Lavender at tho Mansfield
Hotel now has the animal, and Il beautiful
'one it is. q He designs TO get a mate for
he and keep them in the Mansfield PARK
Byron Luce has a pair Of 20 months
old-%teers which weigh 1900 lbs. --.-
H N. George Wilkins and wife, ii.
D. Wood and wife, judge Slayton and
wife, AFRO Slayton and vi e, and quite 4
number Of ous spnsteis attended the wo-
IN ms convention at Montpelier lat week.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-08

Jan. LIST, H1llct +. Hurlburt and T,-
Allen, both of Wolcott.
At the Congregational Parsonage, ahr
lrgC, F'b. Sd, by Rev. ] G. Bailey, NJ.
los NJ. Peeke and Miss Aletta n. CaDp.,l.
Of Hyde Park.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-08

MR. EpiroR For the past six years,
[ have had dealings with the Burlington
sayings Bank" and feel it pleasure to
recommend it as sale place for deposit.
ors-howevcr smaII--yielding them fair
rate Of interest---wilhout the care Of let
ting-and re-l,tting--their savings.
tits managed by such weIl-known gen
tlemcn as Messrs. Henry LOOMS, VIM.
L. Strong, L. NJ. VanSicklen, A. G. Spear
aud others, not SO we'll known in this
,onmunity. .l...... r,-
The profits all go to the depoitors. o.
The amounts at present upon deposit n
$3Gl 900. III
The earning are not less than 6 per ct.
per a1num, and interest carried to princi-
pal every six mouths. ..
Children can place their savings inthis
bank, receiving the same care and protec,
ton as the heaviest dcpositorss
They have meyer lost dollar.
4 should b. happy to serve any wishing
aid-in placing deposit--and returnn.
"book" free. ..''
Yours truly,
~ ii
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Tuesday Feb. s, 1870. ,

Ezy-Tho NEwsDE4LEH Office is nolc The old JOSH
va Sawyer building. Prning26Fce up stairs, entrance
Trough The ring oar pirate Office on ground f0er in
rsut-at the Sign Of he Big Lamp
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Stove.

poSsresr7Tse friends Of Rey>J. D,
Bseman will give him donation visit In
Thursday the 7th -inst.--sP. Mat. the
parsonage--c,e. at the CHURCH, Stowe
Cornet Band will be presept-T-ana q good
variety OF vocal pqlsic viii be furnished
for the entertaipnept Of the company, "a
All are cordially, invited.
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TIE lNSoCENrS ABROAD; OR THE NEW
pILGRrM's pRoGREss.

TIE lNNoCENrs ABROAD; OR THE NEW
pILGElM's PRoGREss. .....
From tho Li,onl Lrstan, N. Y.
1t is the record Of Il parry on Il holiday
excursion, and every page is touched with
the mirth Of the happy merry-makers, and
N sway paragraph you te;l a gisgIc il
20 do not hear a laugh, Here are no
30 miles; no essays on politics, no discus
sI6n Of p i.o>ophieS, or art. tr arch6olo-
81; yet The book pre.tchcs nevertheless,
and is full OF healihayi aglow with that
cheerful, hopeful, who esome religion which
mas 50 npcn Faith that il dscs nut Tan e
c .sce-a jlkc or make one. . II ttlis a g,tat
zeal that other and more serious writers
consider it beneath tIeir digalty to tell,
AJAX keeps striking thc spear-pCiut Of its
saPsgd Yankee. cumnon sense into the
racks and crGvices Of anti tie custom,
and Institutions until We half expect a
general tumbiIng dbwn Of European. ciyi.-
4ayiun upon the Pigr,rns aeais. -
From the New York Eyenin, Post,
1t contains many scenes Of real lnerr :
nent thai lev can read " thout laughter.
rhc cuycfne,s, frauknGss, aud catholic
spirit Of the writer are everywhere ar-
parent. s'fr "0' nov
NJ. Il. a. ro,y is agent for the towns
IF Hyde Park, Morristosn, Wolcotl, and
II 1000. - u =. - -. .-.. ~ 4.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-08

This day have given my son. Wallace ". spal
dinF, his Tine during the remainder ~ his minority
any Of his earnings after this dategi = III -"
Wolcottt Feb 7, 1870. ISAAC sPALDINa.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-08

f selling liquor, and'vss tShuse'a 'rIal
st Friday. Il
We unlcrstapd Bakersfield folksa g
about to IKE measures for stopping
the sale of so muph wafer q The spring
as it is ge1;gsao be lite too strong.
The donation visitOf Wednesday Tor
Mr.. Eastman was well attended, consid-
ering the stormy weather. lie received
about s35. 1t is proposed to hold anoth-
er for his benefit.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-08

WORM kSowNd,-Lel rozeu eggs be
immersed III not water a.d they will come
oat nearly us perfect as before freezing.
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rJan,es d. Ma

rhe subscribers hayil
usaorasle Probate GU
'tii. Commissioner,
nS,ust ali claims and ds'
inc lanes 81. Manehesl
:. The District, deceas
S ras.r,,rary. 1919, being .
s fss.s q said deoease t,
rrssssnectIvv ciains beiY .
I rs;,p attend TO the dutie
wa NJ. Mcfarland,
IN said District, On th rs !
- Iune, 1879, at 10 Y
each saS Or said days. E.
~ Moses Nc
Watsrrhlc, February J
FORlSALE.
TIE subscriber offer
ted about ? ~ miles
bounded on tive side
void farpi cons.silpt
a neverst.alipg sta
and a bed Of exceileh
got At. The building
nicntly CONSTRUCTED
the kitchen lso'
old, well-broke; two
Yea-ling Heifer; H.
Those who would III
grain, potatoes, etc
Part Of purchase N
gage II desired NJ,
ed fer furniture,
Hiram Bingham or I
l2w3-
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N o

q A N r / Z 5
From 100 ID
Weighs from 1
has been grow
svery State of
success.
The grain il
SOME, has II rd
EARLIER than
The straw il
Bile to lodge,
grows from Al
W c have I'D
both the sad
We will SET
any address !
Two quarts,
One peck SEN
Half bushcl q
One busllol, |
CAUTION
that this is nd
lbs. raisel in|
Norway, butt
anteei TO vel
Esampl|
cent stamp,
Address NJ
iona
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-08
GERS, the world has no lack bat of books
sghieRtell the straightforga rdtrush, there
has meyer. been enough. TAKE i, for Ae
worlds COOL" -
While may not endorse all she may
say, slie1stba ths vsst if''saffiea

out as lnulcateu III lne auVahceu sneetFi
will do great service to Morality, and
shed light on subject, now imperfeetly
understood.
b The work is beautifully gotten up On
tinted paper, and in the best style OF
typography, profosely illustrated with
over so full page spirited engravings, be-
-sidez-a- steel-piste of--the author,-which,
by the by, is one Of the best specimens Of
steel engraving We ever saw. tra, T
1t requires no foresight to see that the
work will meet very rapid and immen c
SALE lani.i1.u -araHtrHtlrIr ...h
Mrs. II. NJ. Parmalee Of johnson has
the agency for her town aud einty. e
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NOTICE.

Whereas, Narcis:
my he'd and i.eard Z
this Is To forbid all
her on my account, 8
contracting after tn
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\ .Je0Iprs.;n{.Iie,1

! The Jeifcrsonsils Dramatic Club
VIII give an. entqrtainmentA 1t the Town
Hall at Cambridge Centre Jon Thursday,
lie 9TH day Of February, 1870. Doors
open ut 9 O'Clock. Commence at 7.
<The proceeds 70 be appropriated for a
bell. W. II. GBiswoLD,
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One ofthe MO-


Located 2 miles
Tha soil is Q
Good 3uil9iI
Running Soft :
Buildings.
Sugar-plaee
Orchard; also
Thrifty Condit
man could desi
Sugar Tool:
Hay. Grain, d
lrsd.
This is no hi
the lucky man
sssi doiisrs b
Posssssien {
Morristown
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y eyy Advertiscmen
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AGENTS

Morristown. Janus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-12

TIE letter of John Netherland,
published this morning, is character
istic of the man-open, frank and
point-blank. The proposition to di-
vide the enemies of Radicalism, Mr..
Netherland meets with a direct and
emphatic no.'' His great heart and
comprehensive intellect are not closed
with the rusted paddock of a mere
partisan. Spurning the shackles
which dwarf little minds, and lifting
himself high beyond old prejudices,
towering grandly above the paltry
questions of the hour, and animated
by high, enduring and lofty aims.
Mr.. Netherland will receive the ap-
plause of a grateful people. Governor
Harris and MIR. Netherland fought the
last battle between Wings and Demo-
Gratis. 1t was the wrestling of two
giants. They addressed the people
from Carter to Shelby. The battle
was fierce and full of bitterness. But
mightier, higher, grander and holier
principles are now involved, and
when We sec such men as /. G.. HAIR
ris and John Netherland, forgetting
the past and striking hands in a COM
mon brotherhood, we feel, after all,
that the predOminating feeling of the
American people is a universal, over
towering love of freedom, love of the
Constitution, love of country, and
detestation of despotism, anarchy and
misrule.