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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-02
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
Baltimore, Md.
ESTABLISHED as a REFUGE FROM
QUACKERY.
YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have hororc the victims NJ SOLITARY
Nicr that dr, adfl aud destructive habit which aunu
ally swccTs to an uniiUey crave thousands Of young
men yf the mut exalted talents aud brilliant Intellect
" 10 might otherwise have cntranCcd listening sen.
MES with n" thuudcrs Of r0qucnrc walked e. &c.
.ihrN ihn llNlMg ,lc. NAV call WITH tmll cnmalnnrs.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-02

From i'he Cleveland Piai udealcr we
learn the following facts of most fcndish
murder committed at Bedford, near that
cite
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-02

June ~, lSG5
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-31
"ANTHf5.

"a WET NURSE; for an infant about nine
teen or twenty years Of age, named Herbert
Pettys, who, on or about the 9th OF February,
1885, procured ahorse and enter Of me III
the purpose Of going to THIN In company
with his Mother, to get license to have his
lnupias celebrated, for which ! charged him
three doIIsrs.s lkE GfIl
He refusing TO pay the amount I otdefed
a summons for him, and on last Saturday be
sppeared before Esq. smith sAd plead the
minor or Baby act since which he has be-
come Father@ We therefore think It necessa-
Try 10 secure the services ofa Wet Nurse to az,
slst his wife in administering %, the wants Of
her infant husband and little baby.
None need apply except they are strong
and healthy. u
Neoblections ps toeolor. "A 4
Reference; Capt. Way, J. eorbett, J.. s.
Smith. Esq, Herbert's Gardean; DR.. Nc
Henry '9ltQ !.iR ,s4ifis IA I'll
n .rsuniiPAUL BOLLINGER,
Republic, Aug 80, 1865.
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-Cop7erhead Rewarded.

us,s, v.,,, -Coprerhead Rewarded.
r,. ,,rs CO Senatorial Convention
CO.. ths pn,,,c, WIN 'ch was held at Tifiin or
ThursdRy Of Inst week, Nominated oas' Der
ry, ofUpper sandusky, =. n.'' 'anu'uaVe ~
Senator. Theohty quail. Auon w A"o" =
that this Berry possesses, '"u ''' ~ W
have heard The onfyone CLAIM ''.' ~ ",
the fact that be threw out and "ou'u nv
20 unit The soldiers vote '8f wyano OF county
in defiance Of the Law of Ohio, l. Io0.
while ho was acting in ihe capacity oil o'.'A
of the Cour Of Common Pleas, and the, 'epy
defeated the vightfdl Union candidates, al q
foisted the Cop, 'erhead caudidates'on the peo- 7,
pie Of the county in their stead. This nomi-
nation Is bu, a sample Of the rshl feelings Of
the Coppefhead party Of this District. The
man who did the most to deprive soldiers of
their riphts-who was most outspoken and
violent in his attem pts to disfranchise and
opprsss thems- reoeivei' ffouf that party the |
nomipatiou sor The highest honor in shelriI
gin 10 tsis Senatorial District. And as. theiI
nomination was unauimous so swere the
Copperhcads unanimous In their oppt'sitior TO
the war, the soldiers, and the cause Of the
Union. Soldiers will vote for Supremc JUS
tice Berry, or couRsE.-yournal.
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Death Of jonathan yesepA.
As heetise ~ ne sisnSersof Co. p
iSssh Rski&ens b. y, L, hsld suly ssh, a
Alei.ndfis, Hvos 0. hleepy,s was caIicd !,
a'e chair, and Atosso N. um.ca cbossl
Secretary Samuel BaeBus, n, 2. Hossler
Levi, T. Houck, W. s. Lshm.n and 4. D
West, we're appointed committee to dran
resolutions expressive Of the sense Of the
meeting Ia relation % the death Of our fellow
soldier, JONATHAN Joskfs, Of %. B. Tue
committee presented the following resolu.
tions, which were unanimously adopted:
WHERsis, It has pleased Almighty God, Id
His divine wisdom, 10 remove by death from
our number and eompanionship, our beloved
fellow-soldier, Jonathan Joseph, late Of SEN
eca county, Ohio, we deem IL privilege and
a duty to express our feelings in the follow
ing resolutions, as . testimonial Of his worth
and sociablc position he held in our estima-
tion As a solder and man; therefore be Il
Rssoicsd, That while we meekly submit 10
the dispensstiou Of an All-wise Providence
and realize that Of truth, ."Deslh loves a
shining mark" we feel that his death has Gre
ated void that cannot be filed, and that his
manly traits OF character as manifested in all
our associations have so cndearcd him to us
that words are inadequate TO express our
deep sorrow.
ResOired That we desire TO express 10 his
parents, his relatives aud his friends, our
heartfelt sympathy, ITO mourn with those
that mourn, to weep with those that weep"
and to hope that our mutual loss may be his
infinite gain. We mourn him as one whom
'thoush dead, yet hvs,h"
Re'Oipsdl That copy Of these resolutions
e forwarded to his PARENTS also, to "TAe 7st.
i7rib,ms," for publication.
nNo not hush the wall of sadness,
Crush not back the fctter tenr,
tthe broken words Of anguish
Ia, -. how much we miss him here"
Avn UGH O. MAGOFFIN, Chairman.
" c.. Secretary.
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G. O. D.

@. o. D, T.,
The New Hampshire Superior Court has
decided that an express company delivering q
parcel marked with the cabalistic nc. o. D."
collect on deliyery-may allow the person
to whom it is consigned reasonable time TO
open the package and determine whether he
will receive it or not The rule has heretofore
been that no examination could take place
the receiver must take the package and pay
for it without an opportunity to determine
whether 1t contained what he ordered or not
This decision OF the court is both legal ant
sensible, which latter cannot be said for al
legal decisions. ~ l...-
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The Right Spirit.

3 AT the Pennsylvania Union con,
yention Mt Harrisburg, on Thursday,
twelve resolutions were adopted,
thanking the soldiers and sailors,
honoring the memory of ABRAHAM
lincoln, and promising support to
ANDREW JoHsoN; declaring in favor
of oonaseatiOh Of the Property OF
rebels, and for protection of home la.
Dor, rsafhrming the MosRoE doetrinc;
Recommending payment of bounties
to all soldiers honofebly discharged
acknowledging a debt of public graft
tude to Secretary STANTON and hi
associates, also to Governor, CURTIN
recogrizing the claims Of citizen sol
diers to special regard in the making
Of nominations and denouncing th'
Leaders, of the Democratic party fOl
constant hostility to the Government
during the rebellion. The third ant
fourth resolution, relating to recon
struction, say that the mild and gen
erous method ofreconstruction offer
ed by the President to the people
lately in rebellion having failed, the.
"eannot safely be intrusted with tn
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THE ri2rIN MARKET.
ooa.rorrp vr,xI1srs s Bsrr.-m


lL. TirriN, Aug. 81, 1866.
FLoUR-ss 90 a s So .4ai 4 ~ Z
WHEAT--Firm at sl, 90 oto 81 70
CORN-Firm at SOC for shelled from
teams.
OATs--Firm at 2sc from teams. =.
Wo0L--Sellinga at Soc. to 65,
SEED-Clover Sl9 90. Timothy % 30,
FLAX SEED-Si 80 per pushel.
RYE-76c, per bushel.
CANDLES-Stearine 30c tallow 9e@25c
SOAP-German ~. common SC.
TALLoW-6 as, Grease @9c.
POrATOES- 40c@6O.
PoRK--per Dbl, S2a 90. -- sg--
WHIsKY--common per gallon % 90
RYE S3 90. sa'~ ~ -
HAMS-l5@2Oc.
HlDES-10reeu Sc dry ,1oc.a
CALF SKTNS-10c,Kip skins To
SHEEP PELTS Fresh a5c@sI so
BEESWAx--Soc per spound,N : .
BUTTER-20c per pound.
EGGS-l6c per dozen. GaU
LARD-Kegs, &c.,,
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Lost Child.

Lost Child.
A small boy, aged about years, son oI
NJ. sAwKiss, in the I'd Ward, strayed away
from his home on Tuesday afternoon last and
up to the hour Of going TO press "Wednesday
noon), no tidings have been heard Of him.
The Court House bell was tolled on wednes-
day morning to give notice, and obtain the
assistance Of the citizens TO look for him. We
learu that about one hundred turned out to
look for the lost child. Ut z ftl |t ).
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souder q Carpenter

We invite attention to the advertisement oi
,Souder 4 Carpenter in another column. Thii
enterprising FIRM have opened In the Singer
Block, on Washington Street. where they
can be found with the best stock Of Dry
Goods, suitable for the season, ever brought
TO this city.
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Thanks.

Thanks. ft Hfs 2Nl aIt
We return our sincere thanks to Mr.. ELI
SrIrtxn and J. r. WILSON, ESQ.,, for the in
terest they have taken in behalf of the Tr'-
!6m,. We hope they will continue their la-
.bors, and other good Union men will initiate
rxheir examnle
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a

Waneed.
ood Wood will be received a. this
c on subscription. If any of our
|scribcrs desire to pay their sub
|ption in Wood, they win please
bg il in Immediately.
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The Commissioner of Internal Revenue in
forms Assessors and Collectors that ali persons
travelling about the country as the agents o.
manufactures and dealers, seeking orders for
goods in original or unbroken packages, are
regarded as commercial brokers within the
meaning Of the law, and as suth must procure
licenses. .,D
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To Busiaess Men.

To Busiaess Men.
~ BIN Heads are Kind Of convenience 70
persons in any kind of trade; besides II looks
} business like to use them, and they are a good
advertisement We print large or small lots,
on good paper Call At Tho rrrBusE Office
and see samples. ~ oqs Di
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Public Sale. r..-,st Z - s.-s., s-...
We invite the attention OF spectators and
-ethers to the sale Of the personal property ad-
vertised in this weeks paper by Hon, w. p
Noble and Judge G. K. Seeney. Sale to take
place on September 4th, 1865.
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rhs "Bruder-Bund.' =

The singing association Of the Bruder-
Bund," of this city, left on Tuesday morning
for Columbus, to participate in the Musical
Festival held in thai city. There was quite
"a large number in the procession as they
marched to the depot, and made a very 70
spectabie appearance. afnm HAAS "
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rho Atlantic Hanthly.

Tho Atlantic Hsnthly.
This admirable publication for the montf
of September is before us. Its contents ar'
good, and the Aaanie fully sustains its pre-
,ioas reputation as one Of the best MONTH!
publications in the country. Address, ~
fremont street, Boston.
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aoi For Kexieo.

40 For Mexico.
= Msjor-C. d. WkrER, late Of the Union
army, and who has participated in many oi
ilyo hard fought battles for the preservation oi
The Union, is now raising an Emigtant Com
pAny for, Mexico. Here Isl splendid oppor.
tahii5 lot Young men who wish TO engage in
tho enterprise. The pay Il from 81 900 4
81, 200 with land grants. For further lnior
nation call on Major wrLrSn, who will farn
ish you all the particulars desired. sr
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Orphan Asylum.

In the article under the heading Of "Or-
phan Asyium," published two weeks ago,
where II reads, sand we are more especially
the objects of charity and mercy than the
orphans Il should read, ''and nsne are more
especially the objects Of charity and mercy
than the Orphans s.,q .fC,-,e n q.
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A Strange Being.

The "skep" who squirms and wig.
giles around aatebel ipstitptioi down
street, and uses what littlc Brains ma
ture has blessed him. with, 10 splitting
out trcasca and wickedndss ssains,
our rsiaht scltlicrs and tho Govern
mont still insists that ne negro ms.l
ro,e notwithstanding all tho bur.
Yards 81 the Same stripe ss hiIsslf
deny IL through tho columns Of their
snm machine. He talks great deal
about 'chite men and whitc platforms,
but, If we are not greatly mistaken,
his condact shows that Ills hSSft is as
black as tho Blrcsost iiegro that can
be found on Mississippi plantation.
Keep it before the people, that the
whole crew Of the vallandigham Cop
perhead leaders are SECRETLY in fsvor
Of negro voting.
-rrT-r- -----s-----S---
rsy- AMoNat thccrowd of applicants
FOR pardon that throngcd the Presi.
dents house on tho Goth, there was a
man who brought letter to President
johnson foh a distinguished politi.
clan. IL was TO thefoilowing purport:
That the bearer was poor man, who
was not possessed of Eve hun drcd dol
lars, whi,h he. undersioodiwas,i 90 sar !.
TO obtain soeha document and trusted
to the generosity of tho President to
grant the pardon. Those who were
present will never forget. the language
and manner Of the President, He dc.
claredthst The lettcr was a gross and
unwarrantable insult, not only upon
h imsclf, but upon every member of
his household, even TO tho hum.
blcst page in attendance. The man,
by bis order, was Immediately cou.
dueted 10 the door.
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TnEY (the negross) have taken cur time,
our frat born, and our money freely. -[Chi-
cago Times. n3 2
I, eMay be-" they had some claim to your
"iist born What color was itf-iLouis-
vile Journal. 'f 9
We presume II was copper, resembling The
color fths editor Of the TINES. Il
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Decision els hr 4 Of Internal Revenue.

Decision Of Internal Revenue. -tA aI
wAsnnsros, August aga, iss5.-srE II
reply to your letter Of August l6th, ] have Il
state that of one iwho travels from place Il
place, pfoctiriug subscriptions for the sale o
books to be delivered 10 each subscriber a
the place ofsubseribing," Q Peddler's License
is required.
Very respectfully,
a -iiaiJ EGD.c. WHITMAN,
For Commissioner.
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Copperhead State Ticket.
l!9ttDtfbr Gore,ror, ~F1J
WILLIAM III. MORGAN,

4
| WILLIAM ii. MORGAN,
The patent General who made tn
cowardly and disgraceful retreat iron
Cumberland Gap, in the presence of
few hundred rebel soldiers. In thi
retreat he left upon the ground a larg,
amount Of cannon, ammunition, ,provis
ions, &C., which all fell into the hand
of his Jeltricndsi He had suficicn
force of brave soldiers to whip th,
rebels handsomely and take them al
prisoners. At the, FIRST sight, of the
rebels, this patent General ordered q
retreat, put spurs TO his horse and
made his escape. Shortly afterward
he resigned his commission and turn.
led up in Mount Vernon, Ohio, on the
!, Jump, making. a Copperhead speech
a Ausing the Government, and his
frien, Is who procured himthe commits.
sion. Verify, we say unto tho paten,
Democrat, a, :, YOU are sorely pressed 70,
q patent Nv. ,r candidate)i General, il
YOU cannot A nd better material than
this man MoRe'AM 'TIT
For Lieut., nant Governor.
WILLIAM LANG, Of this city,
The people of Sc.reca county all
know Billy LANG, and remember
we'll the flaming and frey war speech
es he made in 1862. = At that time
BILLY was helping TO raise the l23d,
with fair prospect ofgetting n Col
onels commission, but Governor TOP,
who was we'll acquainted with BIl.LY's
patriotism, willed it otherwise. Bill
LY remarked in one Of hisspecches on
the Court House pavement, that he
vas going into the service to help put
lown this rebellion, and would fight
.hc rebels before breakfast, ndbofore
Inner, and before supper, and would
hen fight them upon the ice till hi
roze over before they should succeed
n destroying his adopted country.
We'll, BILLY wasn't made Colonel
ne became u'sry angry at Top-abus-
ID tho Government-,denounced Green
baeks-and all the "LINcoIN HIRE
LINGs " in the country--we could new
er subdue the South-the South would
gain their Independence Il we were
(patent Dcmoerats) ruined and every
thing would 60 to pot, generaily-for
no other reason that BILLY LANG,
the nominee for Lieutenant Governor
Of Ohio, didn't get Coloncl's com.
mission in 1862. In, this community
billy has had the credit for consid-
cradle shfewdness and sagacity, and
VIC are more.than astonished, to think,
that he would allow his ncme to be
placed upon a ticket that will beaver
whelmingly and disgracefally defeated.
billy, you must remember, that the
+" Boys in Blue" are at home, and
will vote for no man that will, or has
been afkiliating with the Copperheads.
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Donation.

Donation. it tnr.Hr
A donation visit viii be given at the resi-
dcnce of the Rev. G. ii. YoUso, Pastor OF the
Episcopal Church in Tisin, on, Wednesday
evening, the 9th Of September. All are in
yited. N.t
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Administrators Notice Q

NOTICE is hereby given that tho uuder.
signed lids been appointed, aud ID quail
fed os Adnnistrstor Of Tho Estate a
DANIEL w. EASTMAN dees Ased
fate Of Seneca County Ohio. 'a, 4,
y gfoAAt. JOHN w. EASTMAN,
Aug II, 1895. 4sws. n.
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nsA- TnE pardon granted to A.
Dudlsr President Of the Richmond
and York River Road. has been re.
yoked.
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Notice 70 school Teachers.

Notice TO School Teachers. hBr sr.. b, :
We invite the atteutionof School Teachers
20 the notice of the Green Springs Union
School, in another column.
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The lovers Of the tweed" who arc fond Of
enjoying pleasant smoke, will find good
article at D, Schinness', on Market street.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-31

n Esausu, speculations about the cable ars
interesting. The real nature Of the trouble
Is pretty accurately guessed at
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oar Do You take the Tribune.

Adssrtisemens a.I SIS --ct ..s.'
Crowdedisst this week will appear in our
next Issue. 1r p rH' az.
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|ur Patrons.

. dislike very much 10 dun our PATross Al
be present time, but those knowing themselves
trears win confer great favor on the Pub
y Of the TSibuss by coming 10 his aid. II 4
iesire 10 make such Improvements on the pa
will make a rank with any of the newsps'
vorthern Ohio. We also invite our old
cooperate with us TO iacrcsse our
sst list, which can be done with little
paos ,,ar. wctrst mat nctcniy sfew
bh their, will some up promptly TO the
l. Of them ". II Ia a. much the interest
| the Publish, Seneca County as II is the
|Union men of organ OF the Union party
|her, 10 have the -. II we succeed In in
uf,on solid basi, list TO Al least one
FH bur sdbsctlption- tho 7ti5~.s win be
ua additional hsmes, iy. 1t
|. Up neat and hahdsom. tnts received for
following are the amoN 'uneIS.h, to Au-
,ption 10 the 1fttrEs, from and we hope
m. The amodnt Il small, A Roll Of
,r suoscribers win az better. he end Of
he,aftey. will be pubiIshSd at !
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HE TRrpuNE.--Single copies ofthe
pune for said with or without wrap
!. Price accents.
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z Legal Notice. IN
Charles G : prsdburn. a K
g. \. Williams .Si
ID. c. CroShorc, Of
Partners, Common Pleas
as of
Bradburn. williams, Seneca County,
VS.
John Bick.
Tho said defendant will take notice
that the PLAINTIFF filed their petition In
tho Clerks Office Of ssid court, on The
the LIST day Of August, 1865, against him,
wherein they In substance say That
there Is due to them from defendant, for
goods and merchandise, sold and deliver.
ed by them to said defendant, at his re-
quesi, one hundred aud thirty-sevon and
eighty four one hundreds (S13T,s4) dol.
lars, with interest, from May LIST. 1866
and ask Judgment for said sum and in.
tercst. That plaintiffs have caused at
tachment 10 be issued against said de-.
fendani, in said cause. That, unless said
petition is answered by tho aist day OF
October, 1865, judgment will be rem
dcrod thereon accordingly. .
~ LEE a. BREWER,
Attorneys for plaintiffs.
August 10, 1865. ls7,ool 44--6t
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TaE Richnond Whig advocates tile idop
ton ef die Conytitdiioual Amendment v,
Virginia, Z 4,'''" 70 iit ~
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neA- CIR your neighbors to sub
Scribe for the Trilunt. as
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-31

no. EVERY Union man in Seneca
County should subscribe for the Trio
Une. .et.t.fI. s.s,t
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ssr srsscsIsE for the zsia-.<,.
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sLats Jhdge Of Com Of couzpsa PIsssy
A ~ ~ Al law. Tif5p5 obio- Has retired f,oal
the army, nd rsssmsd tbs ef lsY,spa wiSk
onae ever Iarb. Macs \ Cs's. 8knk, oseS
Dss. S,isna n
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pa- Why don't you. take the Til
une?
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Teachers, Look Here I.

We want to employ good Teacher,
one who has had experience In the bus.
mess, 20 take charge Of Creep Spring
Union School. For further psriiculafs,
address. DANIEL STINCaCOMD, X
'is~ Green Spring. seheed Comfy D..
.-r'- - - .,r=s rs.~~-k. -.
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TIE TRAVELeRs' GUIDE.
8 o v T ". 2

Sandusky, Dayton g. Cincinnati II. II.
on and afteI MONDAY, Dec. S, 1864 train,
wiirun - tonowsi
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Three-fourths OF the above names are new sub
eribers, for which We return thanks 70 our friend
dinsreut sections OF the County. Keep th
ball . rolling.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23

That IL to be found this side Of New York, which ihey
will put up al the fOllowlng prices;
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23
The state Debt.

We have heretofore discussed the subject of
taking up our two and half per cent. bonds
and giving six per cent. bonds in lieu Of them,
and shown lis effect in increasing thtsburdens
q the people. We have said. at the same
time. IL the debt were duo. 81 course.
the people must submit 20 the additional
load. We have expressed no opinion a. 10
whether the debt was due or not, because the
absolute monarch of the ruling party had de-
cide,l the question. anil il was. Therefore. use
les for u 60 express an opinion. But a. some
persons TO not seem % be satisfied with this
COURSE We now >ay that we arc clearly Of the
opinion the debt i not due. according to con-
tract. and that. II il i not, any man who all
Vocat,~ Increasing the rate ofinterest upon II.
simpl, BY Way Of gin 10 the bond-holderS. at
a time when crushing taxes are impending
over the people. viii fail in his duty 70 them.
There l. a rumor in circulation. which we
are not wfflins 10 credit. that the course II
MORTON tn his message. was a ruse. II l.
limited that the bond-holdcrs thought il would
be l..>t for the Governor % take the position
that the debt was not due. hoping that the
Democrats. in the spirit Of opposition. would
take the opposite ground. thus becoming com
mitted whcreupon the Republicans would
" hirl round and DO the same thing. w act
upan a sense Il right. not of policy.