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E'GCtTZ'S NfaATI'RF,,

TIE + .oIe md reliable romciY for the cur"
Of hlcumatjsp PaiufW Nervous 1nc,.
.'iols Spr ms Burns SwcIIiugs and al.
nest dis. SOS requiring IN external application
'"n Man.
On Horse. it will never fail to cure the
iINI- l"li-ENil. Fi.ua old running Sores OF
@ENI ,weeny. il properly applied. For Sprains
scratches. l:nsoS, Cracked liuof.. Ch0f,s.
FoN saddle or Collar Calls. Cuts or Wounds. i,
: ~ lrf.lHhcr"meIy. Try it and he con-
WINGED Of it> great ci:,aor
MAN NlLUMAliSl;
Persons Athlete with his disease no mat
ter q how long Standing can he grom,, y
hNp aud cher'ua'ly cur by us'nr tbs M'Itn,c
There is nothing in The world so sure and
80 good to take away bad Cogns and cure
Be"s' Frost Bites " this preparation Try it md
satisfy yourselves Price - and 30 cents mel
N"W Bottle Prepared ny
:. y. IOUIZ 4 BROTHER.
h,s'ni strr. MI.
]" u'r' For sac ly hr. II H. MITCHELL. Elkon.
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PHI =. CAETWELL. THOS. c. CEuUC
FLOWS, STOVES, &C.

ENIIE undersigned hnving>A.
l. bought the Foundry of \S7z==-, w. FSz---=7==:
Mr. Jacob llechcndoln. and s3s.s -. .s.....-
removed to the rear Of their Tin and stove
Store, with the right To manufacture lis
celebrated ECONOMICAL FLOW. is now
prepared to furnish Farmers with them ready
uadc in the best manner by experienced
worimcn. and Of the very best material.
cWould also say that We have secured the
services Of Mr.. lIcckendorn, under whose
supervision the lloWs are all made. Farmers
may.thcrcio:e, rely upon them being perfect
in all their parts.
have also large stock of COOK AND
OTHER STOVES, together with fun sup
ply Of TIN-W ARE. Shorcls. Forks. Rakcs.
Churns, &c. all OF which will be sold at
very low price to suit the hard.imcs.
5'Castin@s for almost all the plows IN
general use. Stoves Repaired. Odd Plates
made to suit.
Call and see our new establishment. at the
old Stove House, corner Of Main and Bridge
Streets, where you can get almost anything
You want
D5~Rooling and Spouting, &c. atcnde5
to as usual. CANTWELL & CROUCH.
Elkton, Feb %, 1861.
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G ct!l GouotD picettarp.

0--rrr ,co,,.n,,i,o. ~ ,,,,, 49,, -, -
VI wa '''''',' wv
l"'"Nh ptio" hat OF an persons no" mold
~ public "hicrS in this county and their
tnp!o! eeS4 which rIay be uSciu! Tor refer
thcg:
4rtlce Of the Circuit Court-iloy. JcuS
H. fItCE.
CLERK WlLIi,M H. PIcKrTTs.
Deputy Civrl,s-GEoR II. JOYCE and
li,sAMiN J.. LonoGE.
$briiil-Eii TuyGEoyr
NrI uty~-E Wisely JANSEY.
States Auurrcy--NILIIAN J. JUNEs.
I"a"r!--" IlL!NN j. JOKES.
~ p'''S'"N'rS III eh"h'e'!---i A. ELlis
"a d. :. tAA"fuNn.
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nlc0irulll
sEEStHgE8's
DiSSiWEG COIGyI Strip.

GiISiWEG C0gGn STRIP,
FOR Con4ts, Colts. C,o4p, Uho2pins
Co"ga, .Iaihma, Bronchitis, Splitting
Bio2|, Pam and WeakneSs Of the
Brcas', D!Bicaiiy Of Ereetding, Sc.
vT'ijS il TO rev rc,ccly. It has been Sure
r.ed FIR lrn.i cr Of Years IN Maryland
aud paris Of Pennsylvania and haa. Whcr-
ever known. acquired an rurrece tented
g,Iutntipn for curing the various diseases
for which il i recommended
So"rrar'nt is lis usefulness. and SO re your
maghabla have been lis cures that it i, fast
-uprrScdiUg every other remedy for those
1 eases. The Inflicted can rely urnn its
dorg as much Tor thcm. and il many eases
more than any other remedy 10" before
the ruhlic.
lis recommended and prescribed in the r5j1-
lrurtjrc OF - large number Of til, most ittl
iiScnt md able hysiclaus of Naryl nd. 1t
Is used ard considered an irdtspeus bic ,ho,
household remedy by large portion Of the "'"
first families Of the state
1t is used by al classes Of society. and the
universal opinion is that It is goad TINS
~rGrr IS PURELY NEGrTWLE CoNpurNp. A.,
1t is pleasant to take and never does injury. N'
l'ut owing to its purifying qualities. must
do good under any circumstances. It's effects
are truly Wonderful, soothrg. calming and III,
aIlny;rg the most violent Coughs, purifying eNl'"
str rgthcnirg and invgora!ug the Whole
yst'tn. calming and soothing the nerves.
heating thc necl
DISEASED LUNGS.
Thus striking TT the roc, of uiSeasc and
diving it from the system
ChOUP. die OF
This discas2 is announced by dficulty of
hrcnthng sIr,l whStling or wi,rcnirg,
hacking cough and threatened sutacl;i1n,
&c. 1t mostly occurs in young children. Group
No child need de of Group if ths syrup Is
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Meil)anital.
HAY PRESS.

HAY PRESS.
-, This PRESS received
Il III n RWREE MAN the First Premium ut tie
NEl FodtsPosT Mary land Agricultural
UId hH,tNitDH Exhibition, where its
tsq a3-Z-1 merits were fully tested
~ IA PREmuM Ec 10y competent judge 5
La SAEsCOllUN from New York, Penn
RI PRESS 'yvaI,ia, Ohio * Mary
r-.-!--.-----------ra md. since which lime
,un4, - ..t.y.e.ut Improvements have
been added.
Esisa cnsinNs CT Press and EaIes.
From 30 10 500 ponds Of loosc hay can
be tram ed into the press room, constituting
a bale in size, 4 feet long, - feet dick and
- feet wide.
Straw Press now in use, this machine can be
used for packing Cotton, Rags. Hemp, Broom
Com, Hair, Moss, lIusks, Wool, &c.
G." Please read the following TESTING mails
which are bit a few OF the many proofs from
the most practical and experienced business
men in favor OF the superior excel nee OF
tWahcman's tnriyallod Packing Machine:
Certificate Of Nc-sr-. Alexander Wilson, Of Kcnt Co.
Nd, AMI Edward Jackson. Of &orth East Cecil county
ho.h practical farmers:
=
having tested its superior advantages over all others
nov in u,c ALEXANDER II.SuN.
EDWARD JACKSON
Dt. Il. WAGEnAN. Port Deposit
From Charles HAIL H. y. Hall and W. T. West:
rT. r. WiEEMtN. Port Drpnsit.--Dcor Sir Having
hocniu til" depressing business fr several years
speak nivi>cIy the ,u i.rt: AMI d, hesitate t.
say r,t We know Of ~ Pros which will compare wtl
CHARLES HALL.
i. u, IALl.,
Eowlnnlsvllc, Nd. ". r. WEST.
Having undertaken to i'll a large hay contract fl
Gnvcum"nt purchased several Hay Presses in rhi'r
Wa.cnan Presses ani am fully satisfied that ~
ht" l'I"ss j. far superior to any Of them. With the
hay can hc lHlr'' with the Wnkcuan Press than car
be packed with au" nhrr have used
Em'ricHi!ir, Chester co., Pa. DAVIS KMBLE.
Hos. JOHN II. PRICE. Of Hartford county, Judge OF
III" Circuit Court Of Baltimore, mford and Cecil com
have not used the Walo,nan Press but from what
have seen and heard Of lis superior merits, consider il
the best Hay Press now in use.
wherever It ha, been .icI. and from experience woul,
GRO p. WHITAKER.
Principle Furnace, Cecil county, VA
an now using the Iay Press purchased Of yni ana
find il to answer til" purpose admirably. performing
quito IS vel; IT. YOU represented. and to my entire salts
newark, Del. join W. EVANS.
laye vel Wohomans Hay Pres, and am perfectly
stisir' sith its Operations. LEWIS SlARPLLSS.
SiTjrkerytiie. Chester comfy ia.
iii, j, to certify the We know Theodore Cralrnm to m
rr good I,i ute, and 70 a'c had much pructira
experience rs hay pres cr ANA 'ouci fi the truth! Of hi
&. caoLfY, J.A.nAyIs. HUGH STEEL
+. y. MnrhE%A1tAE, RuBr NEKE joins sTnEL,
JdIiN ?. PATTON.
Port Deposit. Cecil coonty NJ.
r, = Y. SHrrcnr7, r:q. act. Com. ratcnts.--3cr
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Letter POstage-prepaid.
quarterly Rates of Postage,

When paid Quarterly or Yearly, in Advance
on Newspapers and Periodicals, to actual
Subscribers.
printed and published, free. Newspapers and
Pcriodicais, not exceeding } Oh. circulated
in the State where published, daily, 222a cents;
six times a week, 49, tri-weekly. 81 semi
weekly, g. weekly, 81; semi.mouthy, II ;
monthly, 7. 3 Oh. and under, to any part OF
the U. S. daily, 49, cents six times IA week
80; tri.weekly, 1oa; scmi-week!y. 10 !;
weekly, g. semi-monthIy 8; monthly, I :.
Books prepaid, not over lbs. cent per
oz. in the United States, under 5000 miles {;
l2cts. over 5000, pre- payment required. Al
fractions over the or. counted an addi-
tioHal or.
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ttle0itinal
DIR. HARRISON JGssNsTON's
HOMEOPATHIC
Female Regulating Powders.

A SURE AND SAFE MEDICINE,
Turing been prored By Three Years Test in
Pirate Practice.
4 IlEt n life of care ful st udy rs practitioner
n OF TIE Nid ana Now School systems to obtain
a sure and safe medicine for females suffering
from IRREGULARITIES, Re ! can saw with Ger.
ta'ntr that NY cyertions have heea crowned with
success. having found from time to time tn rough
IN" knowledge If Hon q. opaihy, substances which
| conironndc with much care, aud can now place
before the public in llpMu0pATuIC PowDrrs "a
the pNLr rErH AND nELI>gLE MEDICINE that will
produce Mo NTHLY SICKNESS in ALL STAGES AND
CIHCcMSrAYCEs they having been tested sinse
JaLunry. 10 9. Ga period Of over Four Years. in
NY private Practice on ladies of different Temporal
mcnts, and 30 far have NEVER FAILED to p roduco
the desired fleet without the slightest Jury TO
health If taken according to directions.
great M my persons in this and other coun-
ties have 10 faith VIII ,trvcr in the new school Of
Homeopathy. from the simple fact that they have
never he en- trca'cd with ii carefully or if treated
at all. Improperly. Now. As | Az GRApr \rE or
BOTH SYSTEMS ~ THE FIRST COLLEGES OF EUROPE
e. Inc Royal College o: surgery and Medicine
London. End The homeopathic Institute of
Great Britain. l.ondon-th former classed Alin-
puthy CID School and The latter Homeopathic
New School, AMI as have practised 10th for u
period Of foETf-oNE YEARS, | think | am
entitled to Judgment in this matter.
After attending course of lectures on the
Hon "orahc doc'rne merely for experiment., l.
was induced. by its astonishing weight upon my
mind. to attend the remaining courses. | then
gave up the old School system altogether, and
have Row for the last THIRTEEN YEARS practised
Homeopathy. finding it the MOST PROPER MODE
OF TrEArMENT BcsiIcs the fact that the USI-
TEn STATES GovEnSWENr intends the introduction
Of the method in its Army and Navy should alone
convince i'll Of the sovere gnty Of this amer Of
treatment.
y SMILE TRIAL or NY POWDERS will convince
non-helrrcrs, Of their great virtue, their good
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Coed philadelphia Lager Beer

NRT STBEEGEL has opened Il Saloon, on
w Main street, Elkton. cone door above
The Cecil Democrat Oilice,) where he keeps
nstantly on hand the best Philadelphia
Lager Beer, aud good Whistles of all kinds.
1g~Also. Confectionery. Cakes, &c.
Jan 10, 1865 I'm
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SOMETHING NEW!
A LIVING HOMEl

QUILT and arranged by the Proprietor wi h
/ the intention Of making il cmpl aticrlly Whit
its name iIdicars. lone not exclusively for AIRY
particuiar Medical systcm. hut here all pcrsgr's
can cheese such treatment and mode Of Twin. as
they prefer. at reasonable charges.
Opportunity for various kinds Of light lnhor
eur biusd with variety Of recreation. AMI Il
WGulc.omc system Of dic;aiic. vii! form the basis
Of Tic establishment. The Institution viii be
arranged in FIVE different dcpart.'eu's
l.t.--A Work-roon. thirty by thirty-Six feet
2i.--A Children department.
ID -Miscelaneous-in two divisions for sick
or well.
IA lying,ln department, V here constau
care and attention may be had at about the
cost Of employing nurse.
Jth.-lhc Gyu asian, or Physical Division
devoted To various exercises. social games
music. &c.
Hot Cold, Napor, Mcdicatcl and other baths
will he in readiness nj all times with IN nhun-
dance of The pulcst Spring Wator, and il has been
the object of the Proprietor to arrange the
establishment MS to be enabled to give as thorough
treatment under any system us can be had in any
public or private institution
The establishment has been arranged with con-
verionces for supplying hoarrcrs with whaleyer
they may wish. in their rooms when preferred :
also for accommodating that class Of persons who
1--we TO Eat. equally with those who I iT To LIVE.
The institution has Il front of l3f feet towards
he Ci.y OF W iminGton and Delaware River three
and four stories. with pia2aas presenting variety
Of scenery not surpassed by any in the United
states
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IN all cases where thc drmnnd in contro.
vcrSy does not exceed fifty dollars:
lar ,ye,,i,,n .ncb simmons IN dnLt or
damages. II
{ or each summons for witnesses. inclu-
Ginr al the witnesses arolipd for If
the time. -
Igr vcniyr to summons free holders, -
nor hrri Ia"ias. -
i'pl ytpdilon cxpoLrs, 81
E'rrsriiy i.rcils. 81
1.pr every .npcfyctnaq. Il
Fer every oa.h or at.i,,a,it, :
T.. probate O. account. ~
I,r every iad2n,cn. rendered where
There is 40 t.,ul, II
A"r every .lHdemnnt rendered on trial, o.
For cN-lN commitment, ii
For every rciaaSema;,t, u
For every warrant OF attachment, -
I,r y.,;rn f. sr,n,no,'. p,, in RI '-2
t"lcible and dctaiucr, r.
J or taking hqnlsition n return thereon, / &C
or WJirant al restitution, Is
For taking every acknowledgment Of
IN "ckao" cdgmcnt, 2.
or tak!nG any either ACKNOWLEDGMENT, u
}rr a pass. y
Fora certificate Of cS.rays. lf
Nor issuing summons in Iapevin, %
For issuing wit Of attachment. q
Fur taking rc,cyin or other bonds, o.
In .il cosos yro., ,,,o ,lo,,,,,a ,,.,,,,,,, IT,,
.rm Of Glv dolnrs ,"y Shall No nrtitis '1 ~
,he f,iI,winm tnns .,.,,.it ''''0" ~
For issuing each simmons i, do,t or
t,m,,rs and n,i.;,,o In..,.n4 a,,.,, o.
For rendering Judgment on all trial cases. 5(
For entering Judgment by confession. 2-
For entering continuance. if objection
be made bv the oppoSiIe Marty. I,
Tor search or transcript from the docket Il
For binding apprentice, each Justice, o.
Tbov .ho,, hn .o+it,..I ~ T., ,.,iI l.. a.,
on,ntv IN cr;r,i,nI nasn, ,lo r,u,llm'; am s'.(
~. i,.,,i,,,,r,ch C.,t,,a ,,.n;t ''' - -
Won y.,r,h warrant '' -
rur hnI,lir, an i,,n,,os, unor do
sed pnrs9n : n,
Fees OF Ccnstables
For serving State warrant and rcturn ..
For snryinm sump,n,s in civil sui, and
ratr,,n Q.
For s.rvirr ennr,orc for ,v;inoey ,nl
rntr., :,
r,,rosn,r, r,oi,s o,, ,,,,,.,, .
var ;nicti ",'' ;,
n.rt nr Ia,t;cn -. ,,,,. p.,o w r
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"'''| ~, ~ " 'u'r '" iF,l"G"lt "h'! '''S'
nr"y, ~. ,h,. '',, 'I4' r,n'r ,,I
rrl,jyntinn-l,,fn, ,rr',r,i ,n ,, ,,n,,,,i.,
ard quality Of fIui, rrodurr,l. In nly srIrr.
ton Of varieties. aside from my own rXrrr-
i"Hrr. ] AN governed 10y the ori,inuS y Inc
most eminent writer's ON tn. culture Of fruit
~ AmrucA, and Of the most Experienced
finl' gro" eES IN an pants OF TIE country, and
rF,cuEs. no,no,r.a." .a,,... ,,,,;,,;,.
aud trees very arGs and thrifty.
9. ~ 'LhS--h i'f%e Nt,GN, r4olre varieties
low Siberian, Crab. Standard and Dwarf.
fLAFS.-A choice lot, large thrifty trees,
prI,Ns
,,,,.,,,,r,,
ENh EH--f nae, ihlli'N trees, Standard
ana bNa'l. All 'ht choice varieties.
.iDrlcOiS. .(GciOyinfy and QVlHcas.
rG,crurDpt,. :,
GOV, ,ori.',i,. ''''7 ION "''' h'''''
- IN AN N.--N White and Red Cherry,
NilIr ana icd Grape. White and Red
D"'rh, Black English. Black Naples. sc.
GR8pES.-C atawha. Isabella. Clinton.
Concord. Delaware, Diana. Rpbccca. TAYLOR
or Bullet Early Northern. Muscadine. Elsin
hur4h, Hartford. Prolific, &C.. &c.
BLACKEEER1FS. --l-ovt,n,nd norc,,os-
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Delaware Home fer The frsa1c.

] his Institution Will lie conducted on the Same
general principles as the Living Home, and man
aged ly Kind aud experienced nurses. Tho Luiij-
ing has been arranged for the safety and comfort
Of It's inmates. while it is free from most Of the
pIison-lkc bolts and bars that have such an
unpleasant appearance in other institutions.
The Proprietor will take the general suprrn-
tcudcnce OF both the Living Home and the Home
for the Insane. and by combining 4 julicicus sys-
TEN Of light labor. will he enabled to make the
charges considerably less than any other iustitu-
1 l., LiI liz - rI.
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Road Supervisors.
Justices Of the Peace.

1st District.--Wm. s. Bell, VIM. Hunter.
md 60 Gilbert +. ChriStHcld. Ask
auGcr =. Halwick.
Bid William 1orhert, Joseph p.
Bradbury, Joshua ilyland.
9Th John Mackir, Ro'ert NJ.
Hays.
Sth Anthony Wharton. Dcnoni
Cooling, i. y. Hall.
Ga = Joseph X. Thomas. Thomas
ID. Clayton. JAS. 4. CoUlson.
rM " John S. Christie, Samuel
Icaco, VIM. Dennison.
9Th C" James Cummings, Henry
Reynolds.
tth " Nathan Griffith, Ambrose
L. Owens.
CnustabICs.
Jst i..sl,ict.--Jno Morgan, ". II. Nanzaut.
2ld 8 n. Alex. Colmary, JOSEPH
II. Brooks.
srl " i. Wesley Janney, Eohclt
T.. Cantwcll.
4H Z" Andrew Slack.
Sta " John W. Shippers, William
Logan.
Ssh =" lnJnrr ". Chambers, L. c.
Philips.
'th L" Wendell Lawrence, ". u.
Giing.
Sh +" William Dorsey.
Eth i" Joseph W. Nowland, u H.
liam T. iri.
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A SURE AND SAFE MEDICINE,
Turing been prored by Three Years Test in
Pirate Pructtce.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-25
SHSRZFFS S1LE.
cephas Myers ! In Partition i. Ashlan,
March 10, 1858

va Con Asniano
Mary Ann Myers. ct al. Common Pleas.
N pursuance TO the command of an order of Sale
on Partitlca. duly issued out of the Court of
Commea Pleas Of said county, dated the 10th dav
of March, A. d. 1891, and to me directed. I will
expose to sale at Public Auction on the premises,
on Monday 18Th day %4prH, Al D. 1863,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, q. m. and 4 o.
clock, p. m of said day. the following described
lands and tenements, to wit: Situate in the ceunty
of Ashland and State of Ohio. to wit: The South
part of the Northwest quarter Of Sectfun three f3l.
of Township twenty-five G25). of Range seventeen
III being all of said quarter remaining after ta-
king therefrem the one hundred and fifty acres
more or less decided by Jacob Myers i'm his life
time to Cephas Myers, by deed, bearing date
March the 9Th, 1854, and recorded on page three
hundred and seventy-twe (S72A Of volume nine
East part Of the Southeast quarter Of section
eleven {l1l. in township twenty-five f25l, of range
(17), containing three-fourths "a of AMI
acre, also Lots No. sxty-six (66), sixty-seven (67l
(6S), sixty mine (69) and seventy (70).,
in the town Of Savannah ALI of said lands being
in the ~townshiP of Clearcreek; all of the
above lands to be sold frse of dover, the ninety
seven acre tract appraised at $2i per acre, $780,
the 4 ofan acre piece appraise ed at $35, Lot
No. (eo9 appraised Mt $40, Lot No. (67) appraised
II SIS, Lot No. (6S) appraised at $25, Lot No. e69 4
b25, whole amount of appraistment $2,697, 90. ,
Terms of Sale, one third cash in hand on day off
one-third in one year, and the residue in twea
vears from day of sale. with interest from date. i
Sack payments 10 be secured by mortgage on the
remises.
5. 81 aau JAMES WocooL, shesin.
March II, 1sos-ps$s -4s MD. al - |
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ON "WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH o.


nooga that the rebel troops known 10 have left
Virginia, did not reinforce Bragg, but concen-
trated ct Knoxville, Tennessee. Yesterday q
body Of four hundred rebels crossed the Cum
bertrand at Rowena, Kys and il was reported q
large .forre was following. II Is suspected that
the invasion had already begun.
A bill to organize q volunteer navy has been
introduced into the rebel Senate.
Tie rebel Senate has resolved that the Pres
ident sh:n issue a proclamation dissuading the
further cultivation Of cotton and tobacco, and
enjoining the planting of grain. 2
The Chattanooga Rebel of the 1lth says tina
-Bragg's army is in better condition and more
bent upon its mission than ever before.
The rebel papers speak Of Gen Hooker's ar
my as having been sent to Port Royal.
The Mobile papers say ample preparations
are making to give our troops q warm recep-
ton on the Tallahatchie. I eH7"
s. Gen. Joe Johnson was at Mobile on the 18th.
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The Revolution Complete.

Tks New York Express reviews the doings
of the late Congress, and most truthfully
says:
Congress has now enacted three acts, which
utterly subvert the whole form and farme of
this Government. 9I -
,1st. In the delegation to the President at
will to suspend the writ of habeas corpus in
States not in rebellion, nor invaded.
I'd. The CONSUMPTION Act, which puts un-
der his command, at will, to take anywhere,
any man, and to put him under any command,
out Of the State he lives in.
Sd. The Bank and Loan Bill, which gives
him supreme command over millions and mil
lions of money.
These acts are all revolutionary, and all ut.
serly subvert the whole frame and form of our
Government: No man has any political rights
or liberties under them, nor any security for
anything. The REPUBLIC CEASES TO
EXIST, AND IN ITS STEAD Is SUB
STITUTED A CENTRALIZED DESPOT-
ISM, the head of which is in Washington.
What aggravates this, is. that the hadeas
corpus, or Indemnity Act, as it is called, was
juggled through the Senate this morning, at 5
A.. NJ, Mr.. Prmeroy in the Chair, declaring it
carried when the Democratic members were
speaking upon it. The outrage is enc of those
revolutionary acts, which ever follow such as
sumption of power. The act, therefore is not
even an act, as history now stands, at the hour
we write this, for it is declared Carried" in
the Senate, without being carried, and there
fore, it has not even the form of law.
No one should be surprised to learn that q
people always free, always accustomed to leg.
~islation under the Constitution, should be
greatly excited ON learning of tho passage of
tae recent acts by Congress.
Was there ever a people free and intelligent
enough to have legislative bodies, who would
not. be excited-alarmed an restlye? If the
Republicans suppose that their W partisans
caro- SO little for liberty, Constitution and law,
as to favor such enactments because they were
passed by their former partisaa friends, we
feel well assured that they viii Be mistaken.
Some men who denounce most bitterly the
$500 CONSUMPTION provision, are, or have been
Republicans. IF soldiers are wanted tkey
cannot see the propriety of putting the whole
of the fighting on poor men, just as if a rich
mans son has not as much ut stake to fight for
as the SON of a poor man.
These ] WE of Congress are very sad mistakes
and will never add many honors to the Repuk-
lican politicians. It is true, the laws of con
scription does not make any distincticn con
account Of color" but it does make a most
odieus distinction between the rich and the
poor. We never expected to see such laws
passed by white men of aAmerican deceut.n
and it makes us sad now we do see t.-Cri-
sis. a