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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-10

lgsTAftATE0E The newly elected
Officers Of OFgeafa Eneampinent No.
6L0 8. e. viii b Installed. ut
iheir haIl 30 First street. tLIs friday
evening" a Gull attendance 81 Patri-
sFchs 6 raQuestsd,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-10

0FEICIAL DUTIEs Tie new city
OflceEs assumed tllsir duties Oh Non
day. Khs country y now saie
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-10
CITY FINANCES.

Annual financial statement Of the
city Of Albany, for the year ending
January 4th, 1878:
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-10

MORE PHYsIC. DIR. d. NJ. Jones, Of
this city, has associated with him in
the practice OF medicine, DR.. J. Linsey
Hill, of Buena Vista. This co-part-
nership became necessary, from the
fact that DR.. Jones' practice had be-
come so extensive, that it was simply
impossible for him to answer all the
calls made upon him. DR.. Hill, al
though ''flirriner,'' all the way from
Polk county, is related to one of the
highest families Ia the county, This
father being over six feet In height,
and win do to tie to on his own hook.
Joking aside,we have known the DR..
when, as boy, be was known as plain
sLinsey, 4 and he was over average
then; and since he has grown to mans
estate, through close and continued ap-
plication, he has reached, aud is con
sideresI at the head Of the profession he
has adopted. We welcome DR.. Hill as
a valuable addition to the medical fra
ternity Of our burg, and cordially re-
commend him to the patronage OF our
people.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-10

JOHN w. GoDLEY-The eldest son
OF 9. G. Cooley, Of this city, who
died in Sacramento few weeks ago,
is thus spoken Of by the sacramento
Union:
John w. Cooley. a well known
and talented musician OF the city, died
at his residence about 8 A. NJ. yester-
day, OF Bright's disease OF the kidneys,
superinduced ii Is thought, by a heavy
fall he received last summer. Deceased
was at different times leader Of the
Capital Band and also OF Cooley 6
BeebeIs Band, and frequently formed
q valuable member Of the Metropolitan
Theater orchestra. Deceased was a
native Of New York, aged 80 years, 9
months" Mfr. Cooley was well known
In portions Of this State, and also In
Portland. Some years ago he was a
resident Of Portland aud d member Of
the Mechanics Band. He was recoo-
nized az 4 musician Of considerable
natural talent and clever attachments.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-10

Collected OLD C0SEPANY,s LEHIGHt
Cumberland COal Hard and seft Plg from
Being Q speciality, the above are aeleetell
with great caro fOr interior consumers.
j. r. DOYLE,
tls and ~ Pacifigstreot, and l2O East street
wharf between Jackson and Ppqtlc, san,
hFaneisss0a IsyS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-10
FLAX SEED!
FLAX SEED !!
Good Clean Seed furnished
Farmers for Sowing.
HIGHEST Cash Price

Paid on all contracts male prior to Jafiu-.
ary lst, 1873. Farmers have choice of seed
according 10 date Of contract. Printed in
sstuctiOlls regarding the preparation Of,
soil, amount TO the acre, average Weld.
&C., &C., furnished 10 all applicants.
WESTLAKE "a SIMPSON,
Albany, Dec. 5, '72AIlni2 Sole Agents
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-10

TNROM THE SUBSCRIBER, Hay Mare
y about years old, about IA hands high,
some saddle-mariSs ON each side, sh0d with
plain shoes all round. Last seen about six
weeks ago, near Brownsville. Any one
knowing the whereabouts OF theaboye de-
scrihed animal, win please inform MIKE
BARNES, at Brownsville, Oregon.
Brownsville, Jan. 18th, 1879
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19
Another Republic.

Among the most important Toliiiea
changes of tie world during the current
YEAR, will be that of the abdlcation BY
King Anadeus of the throne of,?ain, and
the assumption by that nation Of a rePub'
lican form. Of government His abdiea'
trou is slgnifcau, Of the decay Cf EuroP-
can monarchy. 1t is scarce to be expect
ed that any other section Of a royal house
will after this experiment, a;eepta roy
atty so barren of real authority anl 50 be.
set with peril as the Spanish throne.
Repubicanism will hanceiorth become
the political gospel ofthc peninsula The
Carlist insurrection will row find a united
opposition frem all the elements of the no d.
tipn outside Of the most narrow and bitter
school of reaction. The prospect Of re-
placing the Bourbons upon the throne be-
comes less hopeful as the old eccleIiaslic-
al and monachial traditions fade from the
popular mind. How rcpublicaS,sm will
work upon this new theatre is yet TO be
tested.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19

Al pvesons who aspire TO beauty o.
personal appearance should not neglect
that natural necessary. the hair by
many it has been neglected until the ham
his become thin gray. or eaiirely fallen
off Mrssrs. Hall 4 Co. Nashua. n. a..
have produced an riicciual remedy. called
SicisiI,an Hair Remover. which cures all
diseases of thu scalp. TAis wonderful
preparation acts upon the glands, which
support and nouri,h the hair, restores
gray hair TO is original color. makes the
scalp white aud cleap. removes aud pre-
vents the ormaiion Of dandruG and all
cuianeous errptions aud, by It's tonic
aud uurririve properties. restores the scalp
to a healthy state, and creates a new
growth A. dressing. it is unsurpassed.
giving the hair that brilliancy so much ad-
mircd by ait. Boston Commercial.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19
iLAhht q hL0h
Publishers. 81 Adams. Vt.

TINS CHRISTIAN UNoS.-That Henry
Ward BeaoheJ is cue Of the greatest pal.
pit orators of the age there are not many
to dispute, and that he is brilliant with
his pen is equally trne. a. the columns oI
his weekly publication. the Christian
Union, furnish abundant proof in each
issue. This paper is becoming a family
iavorile, an'l there are thousands of home.
where its appearance is looked for with
delight aud pleasure. In his announce
m,nt for 1878, Mr. Bescher says ..all the
questions OF interest which may arise will
nc discus>ed-but with special reference
to the wants of the Family" the main
purpose of the paper being ito promote
sympathy aud cooperation among all
Christians aud ito inspire devouincss.
good will. and cheerful activity in every
household to which it comes" This is
praiseworthy, ard social liresides will be
made happier as well as better by any
Paner Il such a spirit. Besides this, the
Christia" Uaoa Twill enleavor to keep
its readers Informed of the news of the
day, in Religion, Literature. Art, Com.
mcrcc, Politics, aud Of the curious hap
pcnings and humorous events that may iu-
tercst aud enliahten the family circle. :"
As an extra induccmcnt for the coming
year, 40 elegant French OIeograph called
Little Runaway aud her pets will be
presented to every subscriber; or. to those
who prefer. the French On Chromos
known as Wide Awake" and EAST
Asleep which were presented to yearly
10000 delighted subscribers in 1872.
Ties pictures are executed in the highest
style OF art, aud at FIRST glance strike the
beholder with their beauty. Either Of
them are worth the )rce asked for a
years subscription to the paper, and all
who subscribe will be satisfied that they
ire getting the largest So worth they eyer
before received.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19
Clubbing.

AS his been our custom for some years
we oReI all the prominent periodicals in
co"ncclion with the NEwsDEALER at great.
y reduced rates, and insert partial list
helow. y person, making up a list of
reaaIng Tor the year, can in most cases
save enough 70 that The y wsDEALER will
cost nothing. For instance IF the At
lantlc monthly, Scientific American, aud
Boston journal should be selected the
prize wsuld be $500 for all. Now we
will furnish them all andthe NEwspEALER
BESIDES. for So 10 All periodicals are
sem eircctiy from the office of publication
to the subscriber, just the same as if the
subscriber had ordered them himself. We
nave not space to insert all the papers
with which we club, aud should any 9th.
.Gr be deslied, the Same propor,onate re-
duciion will be made. The first column
gives the price Of the periodical alone
the second for it and this paper:-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19

Vice President Cofax has made a
good defense TO Oakes Amcs' charges. and
letters Of congratulation are pouring from
all parts Of the country. Oakes charged
him with taking Sl2OC, check payable
to IS. &" or order as dividend on Credit
Mobilier and this Colfax denies. The
clerk in the SCI geaut at Arms Office where
the ckeck was paid swcars that he thinks
the check was paid to Ames himself, aud
though the Vice Presidents, Bank account
was augmented about that time over Sl5.
90, he showed that $500 of it came from
other sources, which has since been proved.
The people Of the nailog, probably lotk
greater interest in his case than any of
the others implicated, aud were to believe
that IN him there was a faint Of co, rupton,
and welcome with joy the proofs Oh this
innocence.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19

The supreme court of New York rem
dered derision. Monday. sustaining the
cons;iiuiionality Of the new jury law,
passed by the last Legislature, and one of
the most common sense eBaetmen;s that
has become law for many day. Briefly
it permits man to sit on jury without
first establishing his claim TO be consid-
cred an idiot, by providing that previous
knowledge Of the offence or the formation
of an opinion as to the prisoners guilt.
shall not disqualify him, provided he
swcars be can render an impartial verdict
according to the evidence.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19

The call fora Co. Convention is pub
lished to-day to he holden here next Tues.
day. 1t is hoped that tho friends Of TEN.
perance reform will attend in great force.
AMI show to the world, that though their
efforts are not al ways attended with pei.
feet success, yet they are by no mean,
discouraged, and are bound to succeed
this time. We have always claimed that
the temperance party in the County was
strong enough to elect its candidate, lift
would only exercise its power, and VIC
believe SO still.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19

oaghly AMI rnouaufs Hhaierer nc Cad
worhy Of erc0uugrmeui.
"Heihai uouil Dc free must strike the
blsH. 50 long a. f,rmsIs are iiiiug 10
live ou ashley ara uov doing aud give tbs
Feeulsiors tbs LANCER share q their earn
ing ne shall continue io zee hard times.
AMI farming all b. uphill business farm.
cts SUITS and daughters viii eouiinae TO he
di-ooufeuiei aud the pursuit will BE- con-
,idsred unpopular. Bot ue can If We
will reverse the orlsr OF bi>insss 10 one Of
pccuuiary advantage. We are much more
numerous than any other portion Of COM
muuiiy. consequently nc eau If We viii
by a concert Cr action have a controlling
influence and secure our rights. | would
invite ell f5rmcrs to Investigate so far a.
they eah the principles of the Patrons Of
Husbaniry. We eau certainly get much
valuable information N regard TO the pur-
suit Of Agriculture by meeting together for
descissions aud the interchange Of ideas
aud opinions, as one grand object Of the
order is to secure and dispense to all
members, any and all information that
may be Of practical value TO encourage
aud system 10 farming and to
advance aud protect the interests Of ag-
riculturists generally.
LEROY s. GEIswoLD.
No. HYDE Park. Jan. Sth 1913.
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County Convention.

The friends Of the Temperance cause ia
Lamoille County are requeiied to meet IA
Convention al the Town Hall ia Hyde
Park. on Tuesday the 18th day Of Feb
ruary. 1873. at o'clock \. 81. for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for
County Commissioner, to be supported at
the comiuc March election, arl for irans-
acting iu,h other busi-c's Is m J te
thoughlrpFcr Nhon met.
Pm ORnTE 90. COMMITTEE.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19

BEsT Book FOR EyERy BODY The new
illustrated edition of " ebster's Dictionary
containing three thousand engravings. IS
the best book for epery 5ody that the press
has produced in the present century, and
should be regarded as indispensable to the
well-regulated home, reading-roon, libra
ny and place Of business. - Golden ere.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19
Business Notices.

&C. f. Abbott of St. Johnsbury, has
lately secured the services Of two ladies
to take charge Of his store at Stowe. The
lady that has charge of the Milinc ry de.
partment has had twenty years experience
IN the business; the dress. making depart-
ment will be managed by first. class cut
tcrand filter, and who understands the
business we'll. gi. lis
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19

NsucE-Nou l. ihe time 70 go Old
piciur,s enlarged aud finished IN lndii
iuk. D. uoi Tail 10 improve tbs chance
Mr. e Il Fay Of New York Ci'y Hi.l b
~ as soom, d. ihrse O. fear vesss. aud
uill a,ienI cnii-cly 70 thu tind 81 soFk,
lIriag IL yoar picture, while yoa esnhavs
The work dons n hon'e BY 4 nnmbcr one
artist. Remember that sea all Gal a
good assortment Of framcs AL mouliiug'
At nv rooms where al kinds Of .rame-
arc made 10 orier
luur, Respectfully
4. r. RsNp, Photographer.
Hyde Park. W.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19

The great element of difficulty 10 the
Indian problem is found in his constitu.
tional and inveterate laziness. All the
benevolent and missionary efforts that have
been expended upon him have only dc.
monstrated tho lmpossibiity Of reconstruc.
ting hin upon an industrial pattern. In
fact, he refu"es to be bora again To
support lew expensive animals whole
continent must be converted into hunt
ing park. Population must not grow SO
fast as to exceed the natural growth of
the spontaneous fruits Of the Garth. Gal
tivation, by levcling the forest restricts
thIs natural exuberance of production aud
narrows the fund Of subsistence Tor the in.
elastic, stereotyped BARBARIAN, His savape
hatred primarily kindled against CIV d
industry in the abstract, and thea against
civili1el people. The spirit liberalization
1t is as yet imperiectly developed IN even
the most progressive races Enough Of
barbarism is still left in civilized men to
inclte them TO rivalry of the most savage
cruelties. Add TO this the diabolical in.
trigues of whisky smugglerF, land grab.
bers, and outlaws generally, and We lind
upon our frontier combination of caus,
which will forever prevent the peaceful
settlement of the questions. The poor
Indian must die. Such is the Fat of prog
ress which no philanthropy can avert.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19

rtorle ofa tsniiofY, or which interfere
wiih loeal preja ices, Or pTosids for the
punishment q polyEamy or auy Of he a.
aieisd vices or crimes. presume that
Coasress. in passing o. this suhjcci. -ill
provide 40 Tea -ouahie aud proper fsie-
Euarls 10 secure honest aud o0Hpeieul
jurOrs. whose vcriicis uill be a guaranty
Of equal protection TO al good aud laW.
ahiiiug ei'iIeus. aud At the sa~e time 10
make il understood that crime eau not be
eopmiiied With imPuuiiy.
have briore said that. while the laws
creating the several territories have gen
orally contained uniform provisions Ia rc-
speet to the Judiciary, yet Congress has
occasionally varied these provisions in uii-
nor details, as :he circumstances Of the
territory affected seemed to demand. Aud
in creating the territory Of Utah. Con-
grcSs evidently thought circumstances
there might require Judicial remedies not
necessary in o'her territories. for, by Sec
tion 8 Of the act creating that territory.
it Is provided that a writ Of error may be
brought from the ueeision Of any judge Of
the supreme court of the territory 10 the
supreme court Of the United States, upon
any writ Of habcas corpus involving the
question Of personal freedom-a provision
never inserted IN any other territorial act,
except that creating the territory OF New
Mexico. This extraordinary provision
shows that Congress intended TO mold the
organic law TO the peculiar necessities Of
the territory. and the legislation | now
recon.cud is in full harmony with the pre-
cedent thus established.
am advised that The United States
courts IN Utah have been greatly cmhar.
RAISED by the action otthe territorial Leg
in comforting criminal Jurisirc-
ton on The powers OF writs Of habeas cor.
pus on probate courts, created by Con.
grcss, and complaint has hcen made that
persons so held have been discharged in
that way by probate courts. canno,
doubt Congress will lgree with mo that
such state Of things ought not longer to
be tolerated, al that no class OF persons
should be allowed to treat the laws of the
United States with open defiance aud con.
Tempt.
Approximations are entertained that, III
Congress adjourn without any action on
his subject, turbulence aud disorder vii
ollow, rendering military interference
iecessay-a result should greatly de-
lrecate, And IN view Of this and other
obvious considerations, | earnestly rccom-
mend that Congress, at It's present session,
'ass some act which will enable the dis.
rict courts Of Utah to proceed with indie
'endrncc and efficiency in the aJminisrra.
ion Of law and justice
U. S GRANT.
EyacutiVo M.,,.;on H., imam, 1870 .
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19
U. S GRANT
Executive Mansion, February IA, 1878
a.S.H


-McSsls Geo. p. Rowcll e. Co. an.
nounce that they have at their warchous,
in New York an assortment Of type iron
one Of the most celebrated loundries in tho
world, that Of Higgins, London, England
which they will sell at 20 per cent. dis
count from the American scale. when or.
dcred in fonts of 100 pounds anil upwards
They also offer to import large fonts Oh
special orders AT u greater discount from
the American scale, aud profess to be
able to fill the largest order in eight
weeks from the date Of its receirt in New
York. They supply sorts in large OF
small quantities from their stock on hand
in New York at the American scale rate
They assert that it the present duty on
type shall be removed, the price of the
article. both of home and looejgn manu-.
facture, will fall 40 per cent, below the
present scale Messrs. Geo. P. RoweIl
& Co. are known as conducting the larg-
est advertising business ever secured by
one house, AMI are also extensive dealers
in printing material Theya compelled
to import foreign goods because American
founders. governed by close corporation
or ring keep the price vastly too high,
and at the same time make it an exception
to every other species Of merchandise BY
recognizing no whole'sale price; the same
amount per pound being charged to the
purchaser of five thousand pounds ps would
be paid by him who wants but fifty.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19

A Srour Or Tur WINS No'siei
CaIc,s" By Rev. Iloeisr Waite aa'hor a
.-Cspiivc hoy. uou appsaring IN the -
.illsns Msssss ~ Or uhirliii "a s'iiieu
expressly. Iif-ia &c. to NerH.eHi and .
oir Of ihe mast ihnllius stoves es'r writ
"a in the State Il eommcneel fesFnarf
TN lui viii ~ ognfinue,l rsvci d tnou'hs.
Back numbers will be furnished 60 ull
Subscribing before March 18th. The Me-
srn-rr Is a lradins NcrmoHi paper; large,
neatly printed. rrplvie With Local. State
aud general news. ani hailiHs from the
u.osi important buiivr market iu the State.
IL makes a specially "a IT, agricultural de-
partmeni Of dairy farming. Terms. 81 a
year. invariably in advance, and the Pa
PER Arrays stops irleH ne subscription
expires. Ii YOU are able to take auy
more than your own home paper (which
every man ought to iakel. try the MeseH-
ger. Address,
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Iep advertisements.
LalrA D0dae'S Estate.

State Of Vermont, Lamoillo District, SIS. In
Probate Court held at johnson, within and
for said District on the 18th day of February,
A. d. 1879,
An instrument purpoIting We the la Will and
Testament Of Lucy Dodge late OF johnson ia said
district, deceased, being presented to the Court
by Euhlce and Lucinda Dodge. the Executresses
therein named, fer PrOl ate.
1t Is order,d by said Count that l persons
concerned the II be nCtidod t, appear at q session
of said Court ., held at the Prul ate ufHce in
johnson on tn, 10th day of March A. d. Isl and
show cause, ifanl they nay have, against the Pro
bate ofsaid Will for which purpose ii is further
ordered, that copy Of the I'd of this order he
ublishedthree week succrssively in the LAMollLg
NEwsDkALER printed at hyde Park, previous to
said time appointed for hearing
Attest.
-'.l .Efftg 81 10. HEATH Judge
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19

Judge Boardman who presided at
the trial Of Stokes has refused to grant "a
new trial; but Judge Davis Of the Supreme
Court has granted stay Of proceedings,
which it is said will cause delay of at
least two years in his hanging, aud may
result finally IN his acquittal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19

HOLLOWAY OINTMENT -Asihma tight
ness Of the chest, aud the various diseases
Of the throat and lungs as well as the in.
Vulnerable erurtionS aud ulcers which at
tack the skin aud flesh, Weld invariably
10 this preparation Sold IS Maiden Lane.
n Y. Price, p cents pee pot. ASK for
new style; the old is courtericited.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19
DO You Know 1t 4?

WlNCilESTERS HYP0PHOSPUITE is cbemi
cal pure preparation Of PHOSPHORUS. ono n
the most important elements Of tho Human Bodv
ana the only means by which this LIFRGrVING
aud LiFE-SCSTAlNING element can he sunpIied
70 tne system We guarantee it to be n certain cURE
pulmonary Afccti. NJ. and n specific Rempd, far
scrGiala, Dyspepsia, ParalJ sis, Nervous and PHYS.
cal IDENTITY and all N,rvcus affections. Itisun.
surpassed as u r mic and lnvigorator and genera.
ter Of pure and healthy blood. Far fnrtbcE insr,
mati'n testimonials, reports Of phCsicians, &c.
send iorour Treatise. Price s. per bottle. sid
by all Druggists Address j. WINCUFsTERG
CO., 36 John Street, New York.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19
~ Axe AfaeR GAN Ko0xs-I;i
No! NO! NO!

You cannot afIurd to use poor machinery ncbf
Slh YOU manufacture poaiahly without havb.
tae lateSt improved cuntrvancrs known Thin
oI It candidlyi Can you! Delay no Ipnarrt Wsg,
P' write 4. ;. GEAR, sc 10 e. sudbury ST Boz
toi. Tor catalogue and circulars regardingaIl pssi
qua ron "o'3iHJ machinery and order n HI on the
machine you need 80 much. " Wv
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19

The President and Vice Prenident
elect have been formally notified Of their
election.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19

Mr. Joseph b stiles from Boston
will speak at Cady's Falls next Sunday
forenoon and afternoon. +.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19

orr BILE! / suffered with Catarrb thirty
M, years and was cured by II simple remedy
: It Ethd receipt, lt'taEe nee, to all Affected.
Kew ]. j. MEAD, Driver l76 Syrat use, NY.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19

The reduction Of our permanent mil.
itary force at the South is significant
evidence of the rapid growth Of loyal sen
timents in that distracted region. The
projected visit of the President and mem.
bers Of the Cabinet will be Of very great
benefit to the national cause, and will
teld very greatly to amelioratc the sec.
tional bitterness which still survives The
greet civil war. 1t seems so strange that
a section ofour Union enjoying such won
derful material resources should have
there held in entire uselessness by the bad
spirit Of an unedueaied people. The day
Of Southern prosperity, however, il
dawning