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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04

EUALITY OF TAXATION. The Auburn
Adrertiser, alluding to the Democratic res
olution in favor Of equality of taxation,
says:
1--WE did not intend to let the Democrat
ic party have this installment of thunder,
and it will vot get it now if our. State Con-
vention is wise. The indulgencies sold By
Congress in time of war must not and we
think they will not. be our National policy
in time of peace. Congress will doubtless
offer premium for their recall, and the Sc.
cretary ofthe Treasury will redeem them be.
fore next years taxes are levied. We are
for equality of taxation as decidedly as any
Democratic press in the State :"
Come into the ranks. gentlemen? The
doors of the Democratic party are wide
OreD
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04
The Soldiers and the BondhoI-

There goes a soldier who offered his life.
and faced death three years to save the
Government.
There goes a bondhOlder who lent the Gov
ernment his money on a promise to get it
back in gold with big interest.
The war is over. Both have done their
part in saving the Goverpment-th money
man offered his cash and the soldier his life
Which was most precious?
But is it not cruel to exempt the bondhol-
der fermentation, and saddle his tax ON the
soldier. The man who periled his life is to
be taxed double on his homestead, while he
who only put his money in bonds is to es-
cape taxation. The Democrats say that is
bad law and must be charged. Go to the
polls friend, and vote for equal taxation.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04
Too Much Negro About Them,

When such a man as ex-Gov. Tod feels
constrained to take issue with the candidate
OF his party for Governor, as he did with
Generel Cox recently at Warren, because
IN his speech he devoted too much and too
favorable attention to the Negro it is fair
to conclude that the candidates must be ex-
ceedlngly Negrofied. Here is circum-
stance that should challenge the attention
Of allvoters who are opposed to Negro Suf-
frage and Negro Equality. 1t is testimony
conclusive in its nature, that General Cox
is in favor of Negro Suffrage and Negro
Equality. - StateSmnn.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04
Would the Negro Hale Have
DOssa This?

After the Negro Hale had attentively lis
tened to General Cox's speech at Oberlin,
he was not fully satisfied in his own mind
that the General had committed himself in
favor Of Negro Suffrage. In order, there
fore, that there should be no doubt on the
subject whatever, Hale put the question di-
recty to the General. whether he was in ia
.vor Of giving to the Negroes in Ohio (leav-
ing the Southern Negroes altogether out of
the question: the privilege of voting. The
General replied that he was in favor of dis
posing OF the Negroes as class; but that if
Ohio Were to settle the question of Suffrage
for the Negroes within her borders, then he
was for giving it to them here. This an
swer was so satisfactory to the Negro Hale
and the other Negroes present, that when
the meeting was over, they went UP to the
Genpral and showercd upon him the warm
est kind Of congratulations. In the face Of
this incou'rovertible fact, it requires great
deal assurance to deny that the General is
not uncquiyocaly in favor of Negro Suffrage
and Negro Equality. Statesman.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04
What the Abolition LegisIat ure
Did

The Abolition members Of the last Ohio
Legislature repealed the Democratic law.
that withheld the privilege Of voting from
persons having II visible admixture of Afri-
can blood in them. Each Democratic mem
Der voted against its repeal. Let the voters
consider this fact before they vote against
the candidates of the Democratic party
Statesnl0a.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04
That's the Question:

Shall we have free Government when
all are taxed according to their worth for its
support, or shall we have monied bond
holding aristocracy, living on the fat of the
land, escaping taxation, and drawing their
large interest every half year out Of the
sweat and toll Of the working men. That |,
the question.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04

Ns7 Capitalists took advantage Of the
necessity of the country-bought bonds for
40 or SO cents on the dollar, when Green
backs were deprecated, and now ask to be
exempt from taxation.
Is it fair that tlrs should be the case
when the sons of toll freely. gave life and
limb when the needs of the country de-
manded it, and are compelled to pay tax on
their small earnings to make up for the de.
fcicncy caused by the withdrawal of Sc
much wealth, and its absorption in untaxa-
bic Bonds. ThinkIof this!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04
READ! READ!l

The Union papers Of this Congression
al District are jubilant over the speech o
Bingham, at Cadiz, on the 18th. tn,
CadiZ RPHL'.eaa publishes it, anl endorse,
1t, as it represents Its parts. The following
We copy from the Tu-rarawas ChroaicLe, I
Republican paper published at New Phil
adelphia. Soldiers, rea before you decide
to vote the Negro Suffrage ticket:
Hon. ,. A. Bingham in Favor OI
Universal Suffrage.
The position of Hon. John \. Bingham,
our able and eloquent Congressman, wa.
admirably stated in his speech at Cadiz, Oh
the 18th instant. Like Chase, and Shet-
man, Wade, Garfield and other leading
Union Men, he believes that ALL MEN
who fight for the Union should be allowed
tovote. We quote from Mr.. Bingham S
speech as follows:
II am free to say, as have always said +,
that the power to regulate suffrage is ex-
cluslvely with the several States, and until
the Constitution is amended it is clear that
Congress can not control the States in the
exercise Of this power. Neither can any
one State control or rightfully interfere with
it it another. In view of all that has Oc-
Cured, believe it would be to the advan-
tage of the people to so amend their Con-
stitutiOn as to require that suffrage should
be restricted in every State las it is now)
to citizens of the United Substantive and
naturalized and that representation should
be apportioncd among the several States
according to the whole number of duly
qualified electors in each. | believe in the
JefferSonian Statute of 1902, that aliens
should not be admitted to become citizens of
the United States or of any State except
upon the conditions prescribed in that act,
five years re,idence, the sworn declaration
of intention. and oath of allegiance Thar
is the law of the United States to-day and
has been ever since Jefferson approved it in
1902, is in exact accordance with the letter
of. the Constitution, and yet has been dis
regarded in many States, and fear will be
in more. Citizens only should be allowed
to vote, and as | said years ago, | repeat
now, no discrimination should be made De-
t,ceen ndtWoi6om and uaadturolized citi-
ze,,S Of the same age, on account Of color or
race, in comforting the privilege Of the cleo
tive franchise.
Mr. Bingham never lodges any question
of vital interest to the welfare of his coun-
try-but speaks out boldly like man. The
Radical men of the country are determined
that Justice shall be done to all men-wheth-
er white or black, who periled their lives
during the rebellion in fighting for the Re
public. The Cleveland Herald and Leader,
n. Y. Tribune, Chicago Tribune, Cincinnati
Gazette, and other bright lights of the
Union party, are in favor Of Universal Suf-
frage. Why then, should few old fogies
unite with Southern rebels to stop the pop
ular current-that must surely run in favor
of justice and humanity?
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04
Won can save aO M,v,,ou

dollars taxes year, by abolishing the U. S
Assessor and Collectors of taxes, and having
those taxes collected by the officers who ca-
lect State and county taxes. Then why
not do it? The Democrats are in favor Of,
and the Republican leaders are opposed to
retrenchment. Let usvote to save the mon
ey, and tax all alike tor the support of Gov
ernment
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04

EE5" Bingham, and the Republicans talk
about Equal Tuzatio, es if such a thing waa
crime Let the men who are not blessed
with more of this worlds goods than they
want, answer such shoddy speeches at the
polls.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04
A FEW REASONS WHY THE
A NJ ERICAN WATCH
81 THE BEST.

~ THE BEST.
tits made ON the best principle, while the
foreign watch is.generally made::on no prinei-
ent all. The foreign watch is msstly made
by women and boys. ny HAND. While
their labor IS cheap, their work Is dear mt
/ any price. such watches are mace without
plan, and sold without guarantoe. iFbev
are irregular in construction, anl Quite ns
irregular in movement. They are designed
only to sell, and the buyer is the party Inost
thoroughly sold. Those who have kent
"ancres, "lepines" and Swiss levers'I In
professed repair for few years will appro-
ciate the truth of our statemant.
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN
WATNH.--Instead OF being made OF sever.
al hundred little pieces, screwed together
the body of the American Watch is formed
of SOLID PLATES. No Jar interferes
with the harmony of its working, and no
sudden shock can throw its machinery ont
OF gear. In riding or any business par
suit, 1t is all held together us firmly as a
machinery should be-
LIST, ACCURATE. I'd, SIMPLE. 80,
STRONG. 4th. ECONOMICAL.
We not only secure CHEAPNE ESS by our
spstem. but QUALITY. We do not pre-
tend that our Watch can be bought for less
money than the foreign mdke-6elieUes, but
that for its real value il is sold for one-half
the price.
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH manned VIM,
Ellery) is what its name indicates-Solid,
Substantial, and always Relnble-warrant-
ed to stand any amount of Marching, Rid
ing or Fighting.
OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF
WATCH manned p. S. Bartlett) is similar
in size and general appearance, but has
more jewels, and more elaborate finish.
OUR LADIES' WATCH recently bro't
out, Is put up in great variety of patterns.
many of them of rare beauty and workman
ship, is quite small, but warranted 10 keep
time.
THE PROOF of the merits Of our Watch
may be found in II e fact that we now en-
ploy over seven hundred workmen in our
factories, and that we are still unable to
supply the constantly increasing demand,
OUR THREE-Q u AFTER PLATE
WATCH is thinner and lighter than tho 9th
ers We have described. Its fine chronorne-
ter balance is delicately adjusted to correct
the variation caused by changes of temper-
ature These watches are the fruits of the
latest experiments in chronometry, and an,
made by our best workmen. in a separate
department of our factory. For tho finest
housekeeping qualities they challenge COM
parison with the best works of the most fN-
nous English and Swiss MAKE rs.
ROBBINS & APPLETON
Agents for the American Watch Co,
.132 BROADWAY, NEW York.
August %, 1S65-2mo.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04

DGTGen, Cox, is stumping Ohio for Ne
gro Suffrage and at the same time draws
n0efeea dollars dcW for his services as
Major General. How do you like that,
tax payers2 Amt that retrenchnseat !?
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04

s9~If capital contributed money, did not
labor contribute its blood its muscle its life.
to sustain the country? Why then would
capital be exempt from taxation, and labor
pay the whole? Answer at the polls. a.,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04
"Taxation Mnst be Double what
1t Now Es,''

So says Thad. Stevens, the Chairman of
the Committee of Ways and Means, Tax
alton must be double what it is now to meet
expenses. After reading that who will
vote to exempt one-third of the wealth of
the country from taxation? We shall see.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04
svssoThn iunress;op in all we'll inEor,

~0aaThc impression in all well informed
circles is that New York, Pennsylvania and
New Jersey will certainly go Democratic
this Fall, and that Ohio will be with them il
her Democracy will all take the trou Die to
vote f"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04

ga5nThe Republican papers and orators
talk as if Equal Taxation was.a crime! let
the poor men who paFtho rich Bondhold-
er's taxes answer them at the polls.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04
See the Regulators.

Cox, ScEenck and Bingham are making
speeches to compel the working men to pay
the war debt, whilst they repudiate the debt
by asking the Government to exempt their
bonds from taxation. Put down these re-
pudiators at the ballot box.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04

DaONE-THIRD of the wealth of the
county is invested in Bonls, which under
Abolition rule are exempt from taxation!-
Ponder over the fact taxpayers.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04
III q = TG E4 !!

Owing to the scarcity of money in the
county, / have concluded not to send out a
Collector until after the October election. -
1t would greatly accommodate me, and save
trouble and expense to them if those
who owe me will either call or send the
amount of their indebtedness against that
time, as l need all that is owing to me to
pry my debts. Mr.. Arnold or myself can
te found at the SeatineI office until that
time, where either of US will be happy to
settle with all who call.
CHARLES n. ALLEN.
Cadiz Sent. 6, 1865.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04

~EaaThcre is at present law giving suf'
frage to foreign born citizens who have serv.
ed term in the army. The Republican:
are opposed to this, but favor the cnfran.
chisement of the niger.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04
General Morgan is Not i'm Favor
OGII.

General Morgan, Get the voters remem.
Der, is not in favor of throwing open our
public schools to the recention of Negro
children on an equality with White children.
-StdteSBldR.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04

THE surgeons reports show that our ar
mics have suffered greatly from chills and
fever which is induced by the miasna and
change Of climate to which they are ex-
posed. They also find Ayers Ague Cure
is an effectual remedy for this distempcr,
and are urging the government to adopt it
within the regulations. The Snrgen- Cen
eral hesitates, because it is put up in pro-
prietary form, However great that conven-
ience to the public. he prefers the physicians
Of the army should give thcirown directions
Tor the doses. Whatever professional pride
may dictate, he knows as well as we do:
mat Dr: Aver $ Cure is an almost per-
lect I. antld9te Ser, the Ague, and that the
Soldiers should have the benefit of it, as
well as the people. - Washington ID, O.
COlYrspORaent.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04
5 @ @ S I'll E r p

TvHE undersigned will offer at Public
IL Sale, at his residence, cne and half
mile South of New Athens. Harrison coun-
ty, on TUESDAY,'th the 18th day of OCrO-
BIER, 1855, 500 head of FINE SHEER
About $50 of them are Ewes, about 80 We
thers, the balance Spring Lambs. Part of
the Ewes and.part of the Lambs; are full
blood Spanish Merino. Will also sell two
COWS, one of them.ful blood Durham
Also so Tuns of HAY and $50 Acres of
Pasture.
Saleto commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
continue till all is sold. Terms made known
ou day of sale, SAMUEL HEALEA.
Oct. 4-3t .,.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04
The Constitution OF Ohio Pro-
vides that United states Stocks
Shall he raNah

The Constitution of the State of Ohio, ar
ticle AlI, section ?, provides that Laws
shall be passed, taxing, by uniform rule,
all moneys, credits, Investments IN bonds,
stocks. JOINT stock companies, or otherwise ;
and, also, all real and personal property, ac-
cOrding to Its true value in money
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

REPRESENTATIVES,,
DUNLAP J. MCADAMS, Of M0orefeld tp.
TREASURER,
A. JUL, SCHREIBER, Of Mooreaeid tp.
SHERIFF,
HIRAM HARTMAN, Of Greene tp.
COMMISSIONER,
ARTHUR BEATTY, Of 4rcher tp.
1SFIBMARY DIRECTOR,
SAMUEL HEDGES, Of Cddis tp.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04

'"ssa There has been an earthquake at
Porto Rico. The houses were shaken but
no person hurt,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04

Miss not the occasion; by the forelock take
hat m suDtie power, the nevcr-halting time,
Lest mere moments putting-off shouId''
Allow the dreadful Catarrh to extend down
the thita to your Lungs, and Consumption
TX It's never-loose,ning4glasp upon your llfe
At once use DR.. d. fl. Soelye's LIQUID
CATARRH REMEDY. For sale by all
Druggists.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04
H. S. M'FADDEN & CO.,

HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK
III of
The Ottawa free trader., 1865-04-22
AGAIN and Again.

Cur readers Fay think strange that cften urge
upon their attention 4 medicinal preparation Already
we number OF weeks urged the Importance Of
u,I; Of Goes Cough BalsAln the house. ready for
immediate But is the amount OF
sickness and death that the immediate result
sudden coughs colds and pulmonary attacks while thou
sa= o hdren dying from Group and lung
plants. TiEie and experience have proved HAT Cor,
Cough Ba-m is the most speedy and reliable preparation
knga world Like magic it relieves the irri-
ts5n II the throat the s;Op-ages that
tTeaiin Group ard heals all 0: the ,hro;.
che,; and lungs. No should neglect 10 supply bis
family with safe and reliable medicine Ike Coe, Cough
Baslm, any than ne should neglect the supply 0i
-her daily bread Il but forty cents and til bOti
e,uisn twice much those OF any other remedy tie
cost, while in merit it superior to all others -
drug store keep II FOR sale.
The Ottawa free trader., 1865-04-22

JNo. b. Preston DRowNED.-Our citizens
will learn with much pain that JodS b.
Preston, late superintendent of the Illinois
and Michigan Canal, was drowned at Lock
port Thursday morning, of last week, 18th
He was last seen at the canal lock, from
which place he intended to meet his brother
a. the railroad depot, but 1t is supposed ac-
cdentally fell into the canal. His body
was recovered about o'clock the next
morning by letting the water off the canal.
Mr. Preston had been for many years one of
the most prominent SCIENTIFIC. and business
men Of Illinois. His untimely and sad death
is universally deplored. He had for some
years previous to ls47 been q resident of this
=.
The Ottawa free trader., 1865-04-22
TO Coi,siins PtiVcs.

Tg1IiE ADVERTISER HAVING Been RESTORED To
health in . tew weeks, by N4ry simple remedy, after
hay!a suffered several years with severe lung aeetf7a
aai that dread disease Couslnp;o1B anxious - maze
known TO his fellow-srIfc creT- tie means Of cure.
To all who desire Il b. viii send copy Of tIe pEescrp
ton usI free ~ oEe with the directions Cr preparing
and rsiu the same which they will Gui a Sure Cure tor
Covsrs:rI1x ASTHMA BRoycHrTIS &c The only object 0
the in .ending Prescription ien.hr the
afflicted and spread Information "hch h" conceive, 20 be
inyalul be and b. hopes every sufferer viii ty hi- rene
dv as i will them nothing -nE may prove blessing
P-ties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSQS, NiliaInsburch,
flIs-}ln Kings County, New York
The Ottawa free trader., 1865-04-22

MITCHELL d FEEyY MovEn Here: ftcr
YOU vii, lind MITCHELL 4 FEExY's Boot L
Shoe Store in Cheeycrs new Block Tie
quarters they lately occupined on Madison
street grew - narrow and co ,racted for
tieir rauidiy swelling trade, that they were
compelled to find more sea room q"'t
There present room Is one Of tie finest III tic
CITY few rooms are rs i-ge-yet their ne"
stock is uot only rapidly filing up all tie
space, but they occupy other rooms up stairs
ha'f as large for manufacturing purpose,
storage. &c.
The Ottawa free trader., 1865-04-22

EII0- = -r'ree 7t2,'1-,
DEAR sIE:-With your pcrrissJ1 wish TO BE-! t. :i!s
reader. Z your JuleT that viii send, Ly return mail,
ali ,.hy wish free R-cie, with fuIi direction, FOR
king and snc .ilhll- Vegetable Ban That viii -ie;u-
~ remove in days Pi1rlc- Botehe' fan, rrgckles,
aid al Impurities the skin leaving the ,z soft dear,
smooth and Beautiful
VIII iso mail tn :. having Bald Hgade o. Bare
Face simple directiuns snd nforI.;inu that viii enable
them start iull srv~rh Her Wtskrrs
a NlousJachr, in less Than thirty days
AL aIIlicsE cred ly Teqn mail without carge
Respectfully yours,
Tuos. Z. CHAPMAN, ClIemi-i,
yar.f-sIn S3i Broadway. New York
The Ottawa free trader., 1865-04-22

New HofkL.-Mr. Day. formerly Of. the
Mansion House, until that building was re
moved, has taken the Cooley hotel building,
on Columbus street. north of Main, and after
thoroughly repairing, painting and furnish
ing it. opens o new hotel rnder the name o1
"Day's Hotel" In connection with it he
has also opened saloon, where he is prepar
I'd to furnish warm or cold meals at all hours
Mr.. Day knows how to keep tavein," and
will do good business.
The Ottawa free trader., 1865-04-22
E.atiEcs CHRISTIAN S'Onlrn:ssiOu. Of
DRAWN.

AurWHy 10 the Aorttceyt@p CtrlSt'"R
COB,mj,l ,DH.
Trs.-Mrs. J. b. Cation,
T.re Pscs.-N.rs. ". II Swift,
Cor. S-c.--Mrs. Z. c. Ieu,haw,
Re-. Ssc-Irs. y. II. l.. Wallace,
T-srr-Mrs. : ". Cheever.
This Society is composed Of members from
all eEurches in the City The payment Of one
dollar annually constitutes any person q
member Friends to the soldiers throughout
the country are invited 70 form similar socie-
ties and cooperate with the above. bona
tious due already proposed from different
towns in he County, and more are solisited.
Address u Cor. Secretary.
Qrarie,y Repo1 Of tie Treas'rir Of tie
Lpdies CirtSiiun CoamissioR Of
The Ottawa free trader., 1865-04-22

Many citizens Of Ottawa last week received circulars
from Chicago Paper Hanging House soliciting orders for
Wall Paper. The prices given from to Is cents per
higher than mine for the same ssde goods NJ
St ck Of WALL PAPER, BORDEl's. CLOTH PAPER
CURTAINS and WINDOW TRIMMINGS is large aud well
selected fro q the best houses in the country.
Paper Of all st les and qualities from shilling to on
dollar rol!-for Psror. Halls Dining Rooms. Offices
Chambers stores and Churches Brown Blanks. Colorei
Blanks Whito Blanks Sans Gilt Marble, Oak, Velvet,
e. &c. with all styles of Borders Cornices, Mouldnxs,
.>-asings Ceiling Papers Cente1 Pieces, &c. See my
stock THOMAS oRToN.
April law
The Ottawa free trader., 1865-04-22

IlEyKl W.LrHE@-lCE cEE,H.-N'e know
summer Is coming, for Henry Wairher has
already rnads preparations for opening his Zee
Cream Sllooa. The time fixed for the ogtea
ias" is next Monday evening, April 9th
Henry has FOX years had the reputation Of
making the best ica cream in Ottawa, and
h 'cnoaales. fancy cakes, fruits. &e., &c.
q, acconDanimcnts have never been beaten
this side Of PHILADELPHIA.
The Ottawa free trader., 1865-04-22
1901 IS
CREDITS.
licapa c. C. for the
BY balance Treasury brought down s. 81
Mrs. FANNIE d. CHEEvEs, Treas.

At special meeting of the Ottawa City
IN dependent darft club, called by our Presi-
dent A. Weford, held at Avery Il Bushnell's
office, April Is, 1860.
After the business before the meeting was
disposed of the fo!lwing resolution was un-
ranimousy adopted:
Resolred, that we do hereby express our
mo st heartfelt grief for the assassination OF
our President A. Lincoln, and that we con-
slider it national calamity. rJT4
We hope the sad bereavement will be the
means of drawing our hearts closer to our
coun,ry's welfare, and impress on our minds
to give our Present Chief ma agistrate Andrew
johnson. our hearty support
A. WoLFoRp, President.