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D COUNTY, OHIO, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY IS, 1857

the crisis, and establish system which
will provide against similar results in
the future. Let US have in reality a
TREASURY of Ohio-a treasury in which
the Peoples money will be kept with
safety. I is time we had divorce of
the State TREASURY AND THE
BANK-LET Us ESTAB LISH,
THOUGH LATE, THE JACKSON
POLICY. LET US HAVE AN
INDEPENDENT Z r E A S URY
FOR OHIO.
We have not time nor space at pres
ent to give our readers long article
upon this important matter. The recent
Swartwouting operation in our state
treasury will cause people to tha9ek-to
call up the past history of our State, and
reflect what the people of Ohio has paid
for the convenience Qf paper money
The losses by these internal machines, "
would pay our State debt twice over
Under Breslin's administration as Trea-
urer the State losses, by banks and bank
ers, is between one and two hundrt thor-
sand dollars. Gibson, professional bank
er, sweeps over half q million. Is it
not time to try change?
We say it is, and we hope to see the
Democratic State Convention, which as
sembles in Columbus on the 9th of Au-
gust, proclaim the issue to be an ''INDE
PENDENT TREASURY" FOR OHIO.
The Newayk Adr0cate, Morgan's pa
per, has standing at its mast head, the
motto, "An Independent Treasury for
Ohio.n
The ashland Union, Knapp's paper,
is out in very able article in favor of
the same subject, which we shall publish
in our next. Not democratic paper in
theState, so far as we know, opposes the
measure, aud we may almost look upon
it as fixed fact, SO far as the Democra-
cy of Ohio are concerned
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APPLYING THE REMEDY.-A married
gentleman, every time he me t the father
of his wife, complained to him of the ug
ly temper and disposition.of his daughter
At last, upon one occasion, the-old gen.
tlemap, becoming tired of his sou-in law
exclaimed; "You are right, she is an i'm
pertinent jade, and if I hear any more
complaints of her 1 will disinherit her" "
The husband made no more complaints
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EAA little girl in Yorkshire, when
water was scarce, saved as much rain.
ater as she could and sold it to ii Q
washer-woman for a cent bucket, and
in this way cleared nearly five dollars
for the Missionary Society. When she
brought it to the Secretary she was not
willing to tell her name. "But 1 must
put down where the money came from, u
said he "Call it, then, replied the lit
tie girl, "Raiu from heaven"
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dpottrp.
Never Saw Fail.

Keep pushing-'is wiser
Than setting aside,
And dreading and signing
And waiting the tide J.;
In life's earnest battle
They only prevail
Who daily march onward
And never say fail
With an eye ever open,
A tongue that's not dumb,
And u heart that will never
70 sorrow succumb
= You'll battle and conquer,
Er Though thousands assaIl;
How strong and how mighty
Who never say fell
The spirit of angels
la Is active know,
As higher and higher
In glory they go;
Methinks on bright pinions
From heaven they sail,
To cheer and encourage
Who never say fail!
Ahead then keep pushing,
And elbow your way,
Unheeding the envious,
All asses that bray;
All obstacles vanish,
All enemies quail.
In the might of their wisdom
Who never say fall
In life's rosy morning,
In manhood's fair pride,
Let this be your motto
Your footsteps to guide;
In storm and IN sunshine,
Whatever assail,
We'll onward and conquer,
And never say fail
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TIE CANAL LETTTNGs----CHAsE
AID HIS MAN HAMLIN.

On Monday, the 18th April, the Sen
ate of Ohio, by vote of / 8 to Is, agreed
without amendment, to bill passed du-
ring. the previous week, by the House of
Representatives refusing longer to re
cognize the validity of the Canal Let
tugs, made in November, 1855, by the
Board of Public " orks, composed of
Messrs Steedman and Griswold (demo
crats,) and Mr.. Blickcnsderfer lrel ubli-
can) The particular provisions of the
learned, but understand generally that
it EN- overs the contractors to sue the
State in case they think the legality of
the lettings can be established.
To mary. it may seem amazing why
the Legislature should have spent SO
much time in resolving TO take this
course, provided it is the right and prop
or on. TO Others, however, this does
not seem so curious. Those who know
that two of the contractors-aud more
especially e. s Hamlin-hold the most
confidential political relations to Gov
Chase, and that the latter carefully ab
stained from even alluding in his annual
message to the canal frauds, are at no
loss to divine where his Influence has
been given throughout the tendency of
the discussion before the Legislature.
In all Ohio, there are no .Jgty men who
have done SO much in pulling the
wires " by which Gov. Chase has moved
and been moved, than the shrewd, cal
culating and unscrupulous contractor
named above. By many persons who
have had opportunity to judge him. he
is regarded politically as the most cor
rupt and dangerous man within the linn
its of Ohio. His adroitness a sue
cess are attested by the numerous in
stances in which heahass converted lead
ing men IN both parties into tools for
executing his political devices. A me-
morable example of this success, is in
the undeniable fact, that two years ago,
he had organized a formidable coalition
by which Gov. Medill, the regular nomi-
nee for Governor, was to be thrown from
the democratic ticket, and Salmon p.
Chase placed at its headI That this
scheme would have been successful il
prosecuted, or that it would have beer
submitted to in the event of its success
is not even remotely probable; but thai
it was not pushed TO O Test by its projec
tors, is mainly to be attributed to the
fact that the old s01tag party, instead O
the democratic, was swindled into tb'
adoption of Mr.. Chase as its standard
bearer. Mattering little to Mr.. Hamliu
it mattered still less to Gov. Chase
which party should succumb. The uni
ted vote of either was4arge enough t.
secure the triumph of his personal an
bition, and beyond this, it rnattered lit
tie or nothing to him whether the OH
or the other party was in the ascendant
| - No7rn3.E Il{2,Oc0fe
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GIVING GlBsoN JusrIcp.-Caskey, - O

GIVING GIBSON JusTIcE.-Caskey, of
the Holmes Co. Republican, publishes
Gibson's address to the people OF Seneca
county, but unlike the editors of some
of the small fry Republican journals,
he is not silly enough to guzzle the
whole of it down as truth, nor sufficient
ly dishonest to attempt denial of Glib
sons connection with the defaloation.-
He says: lose sd
" 81 ttention is called to the NJ elan
choly Story written by Mr.. Gibson,
late State Treasurer, and published In
to. days paper. If We did not think Nj "a
G. so we'll deserving halter, with Mr,
Breslin on 'totheri end ont We could
have shed tears over this recital of his
Affections. He asks justice. We hope
he will get it. T" ..s
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CONVENIENT BLINDNEss.-A blind
man, led by dog, while wandering in
the streets of Paris, had his dog seized
by some one passing; instantly opening
his eyes, he gave chase, and overtaking
the thief, cudgelled him severely, after
which he closed his eyes and fell to beg
ging again.
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From the Stark County Democrat
NJ !,

An "INpEpENDENr Treasury" FOR
OHIo.-No UNION OF THE BANKS AND
The TREAsURY.-TuE JACKSON Policy
THE TRUE DoCTRINE.-The recent enor-
nous deficit discovered in the State
Treasury, is we'll calculated to startle
the people of Ohio. 1t is at such times
as these, when an iniquitous system has
at length developed its inevitable result
and showed its evil tendency, that the
people will attentively consider changt
of policy, and tolerate a reformation
We now therefore propose thorough
radical, TREASURY REFORM.
As it has ever been in the history oi
our favored land, it devolves upon th'
Democracy to step forward and NEE
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Eztraet from the last Senai- annuat Report of thu
Democratic Board of Sinking Fund Conlnissfoners.
signed I'm. d Morgan -9cting Com'r, and Ens
Tre0ftt Secretary of Stdte dated JaNaarg H. 1856.
"In making prominent reference to
this subject at the present time, the Com
missloners are not impelled simply by a
desire to draw attention to the fact that
the Treasurer of State (as appears in his
last annual report has appropriated to
himself out of the public moneys in his
honds, the sum of $4,000 90, as the
cost of exchange furnished by him to the
State. The payment of this claim has
been peremptorily refused by the Com
uissiooers, and the General Assembly,
now in session, will doubtless take such
action in the premises, as their.sense of
public right and official responsibility
shall demand It has been deemed
proser, however, to present thus profni-
uently the facts herein set forth, for the
additional puapose of illustrating to the
Legislature the Importance of securing
future protection to the Treasury,o by
the adoption of positive laws applicable
to the subject. In the Judgment of the
Commissioners, public money should be
collected in no greoter amounts, nor at
earlier periods, than the necessities of
the State demand. After the revenue
thus limited las been collected, its GUS
tody should be entrusted to none other
than the custody of the public officers
chosen by the people to receive, keep
and disburse it. But if this theory
shall be deemed atvariance with sound
financial policy, and it be held that the
use and custody of tbe public funds may
not improperly be transferred to bank
ing institutions of solid responsibility,
then. end in that case, the Commission
ers most respectfully insist that it should
be donesunder statute authority, and on
such conditions at least, that the State
seall at all times be furnished exchange,
free of cost, at such times and in what
eqer amounts its necessities require.
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"There is no place like home," says
the poet. Right unless it's the home
of the young woman you're after. This
is of course, an exception. Future po-
cts will please to note it.
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New Livery Stable.

e-Ln B. GRAY, Proprietor. Fam
- IL. ly and Pleasure Carriages. and
$40 Horses, to be had at all hours. Passengers
conveyed to any of the neigh6orlng towns on
the shortest notice Prices reduced to suit the
hard times. TStables in the rear of MeNulty
House. Nov 27th, 1e55.-26tf
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pHYggggAMg.

nR. P. II. CLARK Physician and Surgeon.
IL Office near the Sampsef House, adjoining
the Drug Stoie Of BdliH q Crane. Special at
tention paid to diseases of the Chest as we'll as
all chronic cases.
Ashland May s, 1887. 4stf
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William Ralston,

VEWELER AND SILVER
"a eD SMITH, a few doors west
A of the Men ulty House, Ash
ZFd land, Ohio. Gold and Steel
.GAS 9 Pens, and a choice variety
ute s#f4S of Jewelry, kept constantly
w lsz#Ses on hand. Highest price paid
\2SEEes for old Gold and Silver. Re
sE'z1za< pairing done to ord r, on rea.
sonable terms-satisfaetion warranted.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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@. W. RTALL.I II. H. CHARLES
RyaIl & Charles,
DEAL ESTATE AGENTS AND SURVEY
III ORS, Sioux City, Iowa. Land Warrants
located at reasonable rates.
N. B. All selections personally made.
Nov. 18th, 1856 n24n
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+ /. Crane M D.

CURGEoN AND oCCULIST, Office liz
- Dulin d Cranes Drug Store, Main St.
Ashland, Ohio Nov. 9th, l655.-26tf e
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NGusio Teaoh1ns.

- EOUIS ZlTTERBART, Professor
- of Music in the Vermillion Institute, will
= give instruction TO GLASSES in any town of Ash
land county ;-private instruction to any fam
lilies in HayesVille Ashland. He gives in
struetion on the Piano, Melodeon and Violin.
He will also teach Bands in any town in the
county. Its@
TERMS reasonable
April ], 1857 4Sf J
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DI Il. Buck,
DRACTITIoNERs OF MEDICINE AND
IL SURGERY, Rowsburg, Ashland County
Ohio. Nov, 9th, l655--26f
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d Fox.

NOTARY PUBLIC, ashland, Ohio, will
IN draw Deeds, Bonds. Mortgages, Articles
of Agreement, &C.. at reasonable rates. Depo-
sitions taken with neatiess and despatch Of.
fee in the Law Office of Kenny 4; jacobs
Novem Der 9th. 1855. 26tf
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from dndtt0r horg0Hs Report Of 1888.
"A sense of duty requires a repetition
of the effort made in the Auditors last
annual report, to impress upon the Leg
islature the necessity of placing the
revenues Of the State under additional
checks aud safeguards. ss The
impression is natural as well as gen
eral one, that all moneys paid into the
State Treasury become an. Immediate
charge against the Treasurer; ON the
books of the State Auditors Office, and
that the daily receipts at the one, are D
matter of daily record in the other
The extent to which this impression IS
erroneous, may be judged by the singls
fact that during the months of Novem-
Der and December 852, payments ofmo-
ney were made to the Treasury amonnt-,
ing to a sum exceeding three quarters of
q million Of dollars, of which the Au-
ditor had no official information until
the following month of February. This
occurrence, although extraordinary, is
neither new nor the only one of its kind.
1t will serve, however, to illustrate the
utter absence of accountability which
exists between the Treasury and the CO.
ordinate department. charged with the
duty of adjusting accounts pertaining'to
the receipt aud disbursement of the
public revenue"
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INDEPENDENT TnEAsuRT.-SiBce the
National Government has established its
treasury independent of Banks, few loss
es and no inconvenience have occur
red. Let Ohio be divorced from Banks.
A few years ago plan for an Iudepen-
dent Treasury was got up, which com
PEELED treasurers to receive Ohio Bank
notes for State dues. Let US now have
mplete divorce and take the notes
of the old rotten banks on no pretence
whatever. Dem.
eINDEPENpENT TREASURY. We no.
tice that the Cincinnati Enquirer" and
the Cleveland sPlain Dealer' are out in
favor of adopting the "Independent
Treasury system for the State of Ohio.
Nothing could be better. Under this
system the federal government has been
enabled to perform all its immense tinan-
cial work in most satisfactory mann er.
We hope, next winter, to see this system
fully adopted in this State.-Dem. Mes
/ Senger.
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ence and practice oftheso abuses and
the necessity of a change to secure their
discoutinuance. were prominent themes
of public discussion. What particular
legislation may be necessary to accom-
plish SO desirable an object, the wisdom
of the General Assembly will properly
determine. sxss
'In Pennsylvania, and other States,
the accounts ofthe Treasurer are brought
to a settlement at the close of every
month in the year, and the condition Of
the public funds, and the exact amount
of receipts and disbursements in each of
said months, is fully exhibited in the
Auditors Annual Kepe<t 70 the Legis.
lature"
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DR.. s. Woodin.

- DEsIDENT DENTIST, Office
+ .(ff7 x III one door east of. b. F. Samp-
I4D sci d Co.'S Drug Store. Teeth
inserted from one to a full set Filling done to
order, and warranted to give Subtraction.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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From the Sandusky Democrat
An Independent Treasury for

The Plqindcaler suggests the estab-
lishment of an Independent Treasury for
Ohio, modelled after the Independent
Treasury Of the United States. We
like the idea, and think the present time
opportune for its discussion. Let the
subject be brought before the August
convention, and the Democratic party
take the lead in this much needed re-
form We believe if the subject were
fully discussed before the people, vast
majority would pronounce in favor Of
an Independent Treasury. The difficult
ties in the way of establishing State
institution of this character have been in
great measure removed, in consequence
of the highly successful operation of the
National Treasury System. That sys-
tenn has triumphantly refuted every ar
gument urged against it, and system
which works so admirable on SO wide a
scale, it is reasonable to infer would
work equally we'll were its operations
confined to the limits of State.
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?. ErsoN.


3 e p El{SOS Z ~ = y
Edson e. DeRuy,
Attorneys al Lar, Ka1lzcert, Ohio !.
TKZJLL. attend TO all Business eBtrnsted to
= w their care, in tue counties of Fanwert
and Mercer. Particular attention paid to the
: collection of claims and payments of taxes fol
nonresidents. Also agents for the sale of real
estate. 49
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|. R. GoodfeIlow,

@ UTATCH MAKER RANDJEWELER
EA wv Dealer in Watches, Clocks, jew
. 49, elry, Yankee Notions, DC. Watches
and Clocks repaired and warranted. Highest
price paid for old Gold and Silver Opposite
The Sampsel House, in the Post Office building.
November 9th. 1885, 26tf
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Thomas J. Bull,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Loudopyille, Ash
I A land County, Ohio, will attend promptly
to all business entrusted to his care.
November 24th. 1855. 26f
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.Willara Sincnn.

"A TToRNEY AT LAW, Office on corner of
N Church and Szndusky Sts,, Ashland, o.
Particular attention paid TO collections.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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Eampsel House.
Miller Hnnse

Miller House,
Nj MILLER, Proprietor. opposite the SamP-
IN1. sci House, Ashland, Ohio Good fare,
reasonable bills, and good accommodations. 4
liberal share of the public patronage solicited.
NoFember 9th, 1855. 26tf
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Rnglnrss GarhB.
R0g8hs.
McNulty House,

A sHEAND, Ohio, by WM. McNULTY.
IA Rooms airy and commodious, and table
constantly supplied with all the luxuries OF
the season. Patronage solicited.
November 9th, 1885. 26tf
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North American Hotel,

North American Hotel,
GoUTH-WEST CORNER of the Public
- Square, opposite the Bank, Mansfield, o. .
e. n. DEHNISON, Proprietor.
Nov. 9th, 1855. 26tf.
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DaooOLUTIoN,

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WIN. BROWN-
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