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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13

Injustice 10 the Franklin Bank.
tThe Ohio State Journal, in summing up
! the allegations made in Mr. ODLIN's report
against Treasurer DORSEY, stated, as the
fifth allegation, that ''the Franklin Bank OF
Columbus" had a transaction with Mr.. Dor
sEY, whereby it received the use of $l1, 900
in currency, for collateral deposit of that
amount in United States Bonds. We copied
the editorial from the State Journal in which
this allegation occurred. By referring to
Mr.. OpLIN,s report we discover that this
allegation is not sustained. The report
says "Part of the assets of the Treasury
was a sealed package of forty thousand dol
lars of 1910 u, S. Bonds, marked frank
lin Bank and 'another package of eleven
thousand nine hundred dollars, same 2
3-1O" and that "Mr. HUTcHEsoN stated that
he had agreed some three or four weeks ago
to take these Bonds for currency or New
York Exchange at par" and that both the
$4,000 and 81 1900, the Treasurer says, is al
lotment money. Mr.. HUTCHINSON the
Cashier of the Franklin Bank, I'm hissworn
statement before Mr.. ODLIN and Secretary
SMITH, Special Examiners of the Treasury,
& testifies that the only approach to trans
action between Mr.. DORSEY and the Frank
lin Bank, was bis agreement "to take the
Bonds for currency. or New York Ex7
change at par" and thatithis conversation
took place between them some three or four
weeks before the day on which he gave his
testimony. Ia Mr.. ODLIN's rejoinder to
Mr.. DORSEY, under date the I11th inst, we
I find this statement: 'lp bn8 1J'. 'i.al 2. +. 1
'Your [Dr.; Dorsey'sl present version Of
the Franklin Bank matter does not cor.
respond with your first verbal account Of
it to myself and the. Secretary. of State
You then stated that the $4,000 marked
( Franklin Bank was the Bonds of that
Bank, deposited for an equal amount Of cur
rency receiued by the Bank. to be, redeemed
by the Bank In Exchange When Informed
by me, after seeing Mr.. Huteheson, that
Mr.. Hutcheson, the Cashier. would not
corroborate that statement, you cldinsed that
you toere misunderstood" .-iy. d. .-,-,
From the foregoing, it will be seen that
the Franklin Bank can not be considered
as in any way mixed up in the Dorsey
Treasury business, and it Is due the public,
that no false impression should be allowed
to 90 abroad in relation to its dealings with
the Treasury Of the State Of Ohio. y..''' Nv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13
1lniming Undne NIerit.

We notice that few leading Abolition
lists are taking to their, party great deal
Of credit for at this time exposing the off,
cial delinquencies of @. VoLNEY DoRsEY.
They would have the people credit them
with most commeRdable watchfdlness of
their interests. They say, In effect, "Just
look with what sleepless vigilance we have
watched the Treasury and every approach
thereto, and won't you now, good people,
continue US In power for another term of
years?"
The facts don't prove that the party In
power has done any such thing. They
prove the reverse. The facts as submit
ted by Mr.. ODLIN and Secretary SMITH
show that the examinations heretofore
made have substantially been farces, They
have not been examinations such as-the law
contemplated. The law contemplated that
these examinations should be thorough,
searching, and impartial; but instead Of
having beeii such examinations for years,
until the one under Mr., ODLIN and Secre-
tary SMITH, as the Treasury law designed
them to be-, they were made up at the
Treasurer's desk and under his eye. Mr.
DORSEY expected that the examination OF
Mr.. 0DLIN and Secretary SMITH would be
in character similar to the three pre-
ceding ones that had been made under
his administration; and, as it was, the time
that was allowed to transpire between the
time the examination was ordered, until
the publication of the report thereof, was
rather long To the circumstance that Mr..
oDLIN and Secretary SMITH were the Spe-
cial Examiners, are the people indebted for
this report, the publication of which the
Abolition journals claim is feather in their
party cap. There is no doubt If this mat
ter could, by any possibility, have been, 1t
would have been hushed up. Why did not
previous Special Examiners--why did not
the Legislature--report these unlawful
transactions, If the party is so especially
guardians Of the peoples interests Why
was 1t not done in the very first instsnce2
Had they done so they might claim tor their
party officers special merit as the watch
dogs of. the Treasury. They having not
done so, they can not come forward and
urge the circumstance Of Mr.. DoRsEY's ar
rest as a recommendation to the people In
behalf of their Africanized party. Mr..
ODLIN, Secretary SMITH and Governor AN
DERsoN are entitled to commendation for
the firmness and impartiality with which
they have acted in this matter, but none of
it is due to the political jobbers, Bond At
torneys and Bankers who are running on
the Abolition State Ticket. e. i-aat,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13
Hooking. 4. Coal. 4, al.

= " Ann NOW PRErARED no FUR
IL nish superior quality Of Hooking Coal. In any
quantity. delivered TO any part of the city. or on
railroad cars. iGn baifnimi !iu III ,, toiiA
SS Orders left at my store, Bubhsyf Bl9cb, hS
may22- d3mo fNNdDT nAiDEN'
f1-4Ig n1ug'W "a Az ~ fIf,trf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13

THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF
il Franklin County are hereby notified to meet at
their respective places Of holding elections, on the
I'd Tuesday Of October, A. D. 1865, being the n. ,a
10th bay of October, AID. ls65,
and vote for the following officers, to-wit: ',i .
One Governor; one Liepienant Governor; one. Su-
preme Judge Ifall term, one or supreme Judge Svai
eral; one School Commissioner; one Member Of
the Board Of Public Works; one Clerk Of the Su-
prene Court two Representatives. one Sheriff; one
one Commissioner: one 1nfrmary Director; one
Coroner; one Surveyor, and one State Senator to
represent the counties OF franklin and Picksway.
ed To return to the Clerk OF the Court the names Of
the following number Of Jurors: ID ,.i,t.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10

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cse-~~ tr~@ xza@x q rr~-d - an< ~ss
e@4 n h4zz n0s aasiy tA~ kIaGly -ezfsmezrs
. kl-b .S~e. Luss. Szs tho h-svs<r us<sAl
Il whseh grs-rxl. and pss>s8-1:s are m~a<-
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l4rg-. asd phressols-seslly -eli pseI-ests.s-
Cd and d~velopd- A sligh'ly Eo-sn
pos-, wide cut mouth. wiia . es.np!-xian
which looks s.1De~ hat wa h-r beaten.
completes the descrP'ion of Alr.Lam Lin
c"ln A. he now apprars.-our hero ABB
who has h''oom- a somewhat greater man
even than Wilmington. Yes; an un-
wsvering resolution to try and do his best
in each station in life in which he was
placed. has raised Abe Lincoln to the
proudest position man can attain in the
world. Our hero is now
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Thus has Abraham Lincoln risen, simply
by trying on all occasions to do his best.
lie has been ever upright, sober, ;ndusiri.
ons. persevering; he put his trust in God.
and never drspaired. Undoubtedly he has
been endowed with an acute and rare in.
tcllect. and 50 he has been with fine con.
stitution, health and physical strength; /;
but what wish you. my young readers TO
remark, is, that he has made the very best
use Of those blessings, taking due care to
impair neither one nor the other, but to
improve both. especially the nobler por-
tons Of the gifts he has received, to the ut
most Of his power. Tohis example, then,
point as most worthy of imitation. He
may have faults, but know not of them.
l speak only ofhis virtues, and to those
alone lam directing your attention. Not
one Of you but has the power to follow that
example. You may not wish to rise to an
exalted position-neither did he; certain.
ly he never expected to be President Of
the United States. But what he did, so
you can do; your duty; and trust the
rest to God.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10
Minister Bash's Sermon.

An old friend down the Sound, sends US
the following verbatim report Of a recent
sermon, preached by the Rev. Sable
Bash, which although not quite SO
classical as some We have heard is never
theless as much to the point.
"Adam was the first brack man,
Eve was dc t0ther;
Cane was de wicked nigger,
Caxc he killed his brudder.'
"Dc Lord came down and say, Cane,
whar's your brudder :" Cane say, Il
dono. Lord. I'm not my brudder's keeper"
Den do Lord come down and speak short
to Cane, and say, "Cane, where's you're
brudder you brack niger" And Cane
got scarf. and turned white, and eber
since dsrs been dem nassy. sassy white
folks. Hadn't been for dat bad Niger
Cane, dar'd been no white folks circu-
lum dis globe.
My dear black brudderen; broad is de
road and na,rer am de pass dat leads to
glory; all up hill and slipp'y at dat.
How II all you big footed niggrrs git along
dat way. it'll squeeze the life ousum you.
Oars old Sambo in the fur corner dar.
lie thinks his slim shanked niger, get
along berry we'll; but I tell you my dear
bruddtren. he'll stick in de mud shu's
you live. Den dar's dem young gals dar.
gigg'ing. Do you sposs dry's going to git
TO HeaGen2 l tells you d'y not one Of
I'm git dar. Don't you member whar it
says dar was silence in Heaben for the
space Of half an youi. Dey can't keep
still Eve minits. aud dsy needn't think they
going to fool anyone and make dem believe
da is men. Gaze dsy wear dem pantalets.
Day know EN- shure. My dear brud-
dcren you'll all 90 dar. where day burn
grihertoAe aud birthstone and sich like
combustibles, your mouvs will be tubes
aud your sides belleses, and it will be
blow devil. blow! But fr fear ! smash
dis pulpit n pieces. III come down mons
you anil zee who'll e. to glory wid nv. Da's
whar ds have hogs jaw and Possum fat
log leaisd eollaVda, pumpkins and potato.
Hnsah .-say den grsasy words ober asin
and I'll % wid you! Nov. my dear bred
desen. do not srsch fos De mon-y. but
&c the ercd Of the cole. bot IL any oe
YOU hab any "ld becss. an-se-fcs'h. Why
day II he berry s~r'sbar- b Must Close
D~ Lord be vh you. snea'
Wen sag Dr. f~fy-sl-srsih hym'
shhivr ne'es: -Dsg's kine lrg pssi
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10
Worth Living For.

When from my room chance to stray
to spend an hour at close Of day, ever
find that place most dear, where some friend
treats to lager beer.-Sdcramento Age.
All! yes, my friend Of city life, sure
such treat cures such strife; but bet,
ter than such dose, by far, are pleasures
Of fine cigar.-Pldcer Herald.
Such pleasures may suit bascr minds
but with the good no favor finds ; we think
the purest JOY of life, is making love to
ones own Volcano Ledger.
Most wise your choice, my worthy
friend, in Hymen's joys your cares to end
but we, thoug gh tired Of single life, can't
boast of having our own wife; and So
when meath our cares we faint, We fly to
kiss some gal that ai"t-yet.-Napa Re'
porter.
That ''lager beer" will bile provoke
while fine "Havanas" end in smoke; tt
court ones wife is better far than lage,
beer or vile cigar kisses, the dew Of loves
young morn, break on the lips as soon as
born. These all are naught to that great
ioy-thc first glance at your first born boy
-Ereming Ledger.
lis true. boys wished for blessing
but then, suppose the first girl dear
sweet child, with ways carressing+wlth
poutiny lips and Aaxcn curl with dimplrd
cheeks and laughing eye, to come and bid
papa" good bye! So, whether boy, or
whether t'other, embrace the babe and
thcn-the mothcr.-S. +. Globe.
Prate on Of lager and cigars, nor ever
hint on family jars; we own one of the
sweets Of HE, lies in 4 treasure OF wife
and also one of welded joys, is welcoming
little girls and boys. But higher up than
all of this, is fixed the summit Of true
bliss-and whether it first or last begins
you'll find it in the shape Of twins.-T".
Oiumne Courier.
You're right my boy, it's very nice, to
have them come thus-once or twice; but
more than that, we hollow "quits," for
"scen too off," would give us fits. But
We are talking in our slccp," p,"-:ce've got
no wife or babes to keep. But how did yon
find out, my son, that two are "highcr up
than one Free Press,
"Higher up. Or lower down, you're doing
things up wondrous brown; lager beer
cigars aud boys, foam and smoke and make
a noise. As for girls or wives, we've nary
one, but speaking is the height Of fun, st
give US girls about nineteen, with wit ant
worth-about a thousand or so.-Eugem'
Rspiew.
Wives and babies, twins, &C., kissing
pretty girls and "sich like" are pleasan
things for luuchcs;" but naught can u
so greatly please, as in arm chair at quie
ease, with heel high up on top Of stove. WI
sit and sip-hot whiskey punches.-Dem'
0crat.
Doubtless you think it very fine. to ban
dy words in mirthfal rhymr; but all you
jssts are thrown away, you talk Of things
that don't pay. Just ser the tho medic!
you have got punches and lager. and tn
dell knows what; We hanks'r arter'
things prime-val. a pocket full Of tn
root Of evil"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10

A 1.-The expression A l." ap-
pli-d populsrly TO -v-ryihing Of The Il ST
quality. is copied fcom the syn .ols of the
British and forcign shipping lis, OF thu
Lioyds. A. Delegates ih- character Of the
hull Of the v-~s,l; the figure /. of the
state Of h-r anehs-, cables and sisr.-s-
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character A is 2ssi<n~d 10 a new ship Tor
q certain rumb-r q v-sr~- v.-yIn- frnm
f.us 10 twelve. ~ccordls< "a tn material
and mod Of bailfl.<. t.s: % rsn3 Of
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10

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serted free of ehsrxc-
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or for pablo alton mast be aiire>>cl u the edl-
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II Blanks, bill-hcad>, cards, bills Of fare. pos
t~r. programmes, cireulirs, catalogues, pamphlets.
ETC. executed at reasonable rates.
OFFICE-ln Barness building, corner Of Main
and First streets, near the stcanpOa landing
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17
Result of the State Election.

Tie Milwaukee -Ieass SAYS the return-
fiu,1 lie State continue 20 show Demo
c!s.ic CANA. Tie Democracy have won
substantial victory.
Last rear tie Republican majority in
The stale, Including The army vote, was
over 600. This year the entire regen
cy majority on State candidates probably
doe. no. exceed five thousand, and is pos
sibly much less.
The main plank Of The Jane,zil!e plat,
form, and that favori,e measure OF the
regency pariy-n-gro suff!ags-is voiec
down By mnny thousands aud defeated
utterly.
The present indications are that We
have gained considerably both in the SEN
ate and assembly.
Tho rank. Of the enemy are scattered
and broken, and hi. principles are virtual
ly rpudi.tsd. A full Democratic vote
would have completed the triumph, and
restored lbe state capitol TO able aud hon
ss, bands.
These immense gains snd near approach
TO cornplele lriuuph, oh'siped without
organization, aud without effort, will 'sscn
lhe Democracy their strength. encourage
them 10 future efor:. ard afford The as.ur.
srcs that the rrcrondersnce Of radica!
men and radical principles in this State i.
no Logger TO be feared either in our legis.
la,ure or a. the polls.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17
SEspriEs Sale.

State Of Wiz cousin, Us i.owoc County Cir
cut Court.
Charlie, Kueha, Plaintiff against ~ ph
VI e-eau aud lanes vi Spraga-, Deteud INT $
DG NlRl UE cf sn execution Issued OUT OF
- and uuu,r lie seal OF sad Circuit Court
ne above entitled actior, Il direct ard
civ er,d against Ike ruAorai properly hpd
real cs'aie OF he a eve named Grjercautt, |
have seized and levied upon al the right tits
~ d interest at he said defendants III md 20 the
oilomjrg described properly Of which they
Say, A d. 1859, or have since acquired thereto
20 Wit: A that piece or parcel OF land situated
wing ard being III the county at Mamtowoc.
State OF " SC, n-in, def'rh. Il a. it!io~s, to
wit: The south half % at the north west
quarter X of section humber thirty sA 36)
Town luuper t~euIy-oue CD range number
t~ent, -thlee 1913 eat, il sfho utry. except
Lendr. hlch said propert, i shnll expose tor
sale, ana sell st public anction 10 ne nigh st
bidder tor cash, on the 81 day of December,
a u 1865, at the hour of lC O'Clock In the
forenoon OF that v, al the Court House, IN the
village ard county 0. Mantowoc, 20 satisfy
| such execution, amounting TO the sum OF three
hundred ana nine dollars aud eghty-sight
cents, ,S309,Ssi, with irt,,est thereon from the
7th day OF May, A. d. $50, besides costs aud
charges and expenses OF sale,
GEO S. GLOVER,
Sheriff of Manitowec County, Wis.
Dated Sheriff. Office, Oct 49, 1865
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17
In Probate.

kanitowoc County Court State Of Wi consin,
Hanito~oc County, IL The matter OF the last
will and testament Of Charles kuehn, deceased.
TX reading and filing Instrument in writ
~ !rg purpOrting 10 ne the last viii and tes-
lament of Charles Ku"hn, late of said county
deceased, AID also the accompanying petition
of Henretta kuehn stating ID t Cha.es kushn
lately died at Two Rivers, in 8 id county; that
said instrument is The last will ard testsm
of said &c ceaSed, that tie said petitioner is the
e1ecutri1 named in said will, ard is the widow
Of said deceased, aid that Il las refused 10
set as executri1, and praying thst dry be sp-
pointed for hearing tbs proofs Of said last will
and testament and that Frederick Solomon aud
| Charles LuIing, OF Ma;ltt woo, be appointed ap
pointed administrators with the will an
ne1cd of sad estate. 1t is Ordered, that
,ai1 application be heard before me, al the
Probate Ciiice in the town and county Of
Mamtowoc. on he a day OF \ venb.r. 4. D.
1868, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. And it is Further
Ordered, that notice OF said application aud
hearing be given by publishing copy OF this
order tor three successive weeks once in
each week in the Mauitowoc Pilot u newspaper
printed III said village, prior to laid hearing.
BY the Court
GEO. W. BARKER, County Judge.
Dated November 6, 1865.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17
Short and Sweet.

Well, YOU zee when n, man came
in cocr,in' me- said Mrs Dobson, a." |
hadn't The .eas, thought OF what he was
.iler--no, Jobel came 10 our house
one night alter dark, and tapped at the
door: opened II, and sure enough there
stood Jobs 'igh, before my face and
a-es''
Come in sez |. and take q ch air y
"No, Lizzie" sez he, "pve come OF.
An e,raD., aud | always do my Grants
fus."
"Bu. you'd better come in and take q
cheer. What is yer errarti"
"Courtin business. My wiie's been
dead this three weeka, and everything's
gong to rack and ruin. Now, Lizzie. il
you've a miLd to hev me, and take care
Of my home an children, an my things,
tell me On III come in an take a cheer
if not III get some one else tn
Why. | was skeered, and said
off you came on this courtih' business,
come ia | must think of it little"
"No, | cant till my Grants dons"
81 should like 10 think abou. it day
or two"
You needn't, L'zze"
"Well Jobel, If must, must, so
here's to you, then"
$50 he came in. Then he went after
the Squire, and he married US right 4
and | went home that night. | tell you
what i! is, these long courtiD's don't
amount 10 nothiu' at all. Just as we'll do
It 10 a hurry"
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The Eight Hour Movement,

A movemeu. II a. or ri Tie adoption 0.
eigh; hours a. TIE Legal day for msnu.I
.lor !, seuare. 'hrougho9! he 0oriheru
-.,rs Il lie | s...ed o>a -, .nd tte c .1yF-
u IS growing daily iu,o greater cl..se
tlence.
Tbo Milwaukee Wears e4t- taa.e -.
who Can SAY lua, The demeCl i
oily unreasonable hian il 80 caE2t,-
uIed lia, lilo nsnts md phlsicsi'dey.,
n.cn, is inconsistent. With hare lsLos
* mora than enc ,,. Tie hours Of ever.
'.'y And 10 man ever did or ever sd,
noA upou tie average ior longer period
Ism ihis between suu sud SUI, unless in
tucsd to DO 40 by necessity.
ihe proposed reform, however, csnuo,
~ 1e Effected without The co-upaia;Ion
Ia, ieQeEal government through the
scuoA Of congress. The government.
:, frs: 6x he hours Of il. oRa Iauorers
. lir,: named, before the rule Will be
a cited BY the sistes or - employer,
Generally. Doubtless petitions to that
End will tlow into congress q. its coming
Essatop
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knocked the Wind gu. of her.

knocked the Wind out of her,, =, -.
~lVi have a tongue IN abuse YOU,
Won most ininitabie periphery. Look
at her hoys There she stands, a convicted
perpendicular in pet,icosts! There's con,
tan,ination in her circumference, and she
tremhles with guilt down TO TIE exiren.
ties Of her corrollaries. Alb ! you are
found out at last, you reciilineal and
eqaiangular old bag! IT'S you the devil
will H. away with. you porter swiggine
similltuGe Of he dissection Of vortex!
Overwhelmed with this torrent Of Ian.
guage, Mrs. Moriar,y was silenced.
Catching up the saucepan. she was aiming
it q. 0'ConIelfs head, when he very pru-
DENLY made a timely retreat.
"You have won the wager, r'Connpll ="
cried the men who proposed the contest.
" Here, ynur hat"' ''' -r.-'.