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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-22
GALL AND .ENAMINE

GALL AND EXAMINE q r.f.,-..
" our Stock o: Ready Made Clothing before
you Purchase Elsewhere. .you will 'ind On
hand a. good asso.tmeel FOR Men and Boys
wars, "h:oh " y ,ot &C.. car c..J or
s'".'s! ffe.:'r
~. Sic al I & TlfNGtf..
'"h ~ paftrr.,r r..
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-22


n. n. WILSON. -.5..
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-22
ssslsti pslsGtr7p!... 1T D.
An INVITATION.
BY SAMUEL LAURANos.yAMBs.

BY SAMUEL LAURANCs. JAMBs. r-fa l
Safe from ii. ltti,' stormy weather. M p
srs. The blipaing snow, to-nigIt. .l
Come, let. Us SIT together NJ
Anear the lamps nild light.
-Hss sdi ats ae9nh21in1 ae15 --a -.i
Come read to me the story, --F ic
80 Fhe grand, majestic straiz cd
OF Eien's pristin. glory s7s 7ii sr1
And beautious Ere, agsin; ssn-
81 temia.s s7zF ,ssI.s .i''n
OF Paradise, TIE quiet ~.
Abode OF peace and love -....
Ere sin began 10 riot, --...
Or he Lord frowned above
While to Eve were her lover --.
His kiss, the marriage rits,l
And all around, aseye her, s- af.
-. U1usicrable delight iaae-a7'7Va en-
so-tiaaksrso Millions. y. viii 3, 81
d. Seize one msGFe hcnr Of lie, g1ir
To Danish tAprsAts Of esil. ,.r 4.
,r; OF wrerG, aad gross, and strife.
So, while without are fsllisg I'd
The feather fakes OF snow,
These moments, unapparing, 700 5-
Shah ssft as spring-tine Tow.
Ana thoughts that may be present
s- TO Us throughout. the night,
Shall be in meEory's crescent
Like spoB-lakea p.rs and white. -
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-22

"Tke work smote me to the heart. l
could not afford dollar 10 dress my lit
tie child, but / could afford any amount
for the useless entertainment; of othersl
The dollar which my needy wife could
act gst, when she asked for il, / paid
away s-nos. twice tod toz .5iG.sS. Eas
- n T.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-22
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

TnK JuxrarA SssrisrL is Published every
Wednesday morning, on. Main stresi, BY
n. n. WILSON. --.......
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-11

great var mcesins Was called to NEE,
THURSDAY, Yesterday at which Davis, Stephens
Hunter; and ether leading men vas announced
10 speak.
10 The rebel senate on Monday, Mr. Senmes,
of Louisiana. in reply TO . demand for reinstat-
ing Gen. Joe johnson, said be had never won =
pitched battle; that in the retreat from Dalton
he lost ~ 600 men. and that il vas his intention
to abandon Atlanta. e.
Yigfsll, of Texas. defended johnson. and de-
nosnced the administration.
From -. Louis
ST. LOUIS, February l0.-The Legislature
Yesterday passed a concurrent resolution to ad
journ on the 20.h inst 10 the lst of November
next.
Resolutions unanimously passed the HoIse de
clsring it the fixed determination OF the people to
liquidste the states indebtness, and appointing
committee TO confer with her creditors and re
port Al the next session some plan to relieve the
state Of financial troubles.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-11

WASHINGTON February l0-The Richmond
DisDatch saws the meeting called by Gov Smith.
on receipt of the news of the peace intervew
was more largely attended than any meeting
ever held in Richmond.
Jeff Davis m de speech. he said he h.d
entertained but little hope Of e1ecting honorable
terms so lorg a. the csuse was meeting with re
verses. vet In Difference 10 the suferings Of tie
reoole he had consented 70 make the effort to
obtain tha, independence which no other powers
on earth but the Yankees would think ~ deny
ing as 10 the conditions OF peace
Davis empha,icsll, ssser's thst nothing save
the independence o. the conietsrscy could evsr
receive his sanction
With the approval OF Providence. which be
conscieutiously believed was on their side. and
m. united resolve Of the people. he doubted not
that victory would yet crown their laoors. Be-
fore reanitins he would yield up everything be
had on earth aud sacrifice thousand lives
he spoke ,hresqusrter. OF az hour in ,hi'
strain.
terss Of resolutions spurning President
Lineoln's terms. expressive Of gratitude TO he
soldiers. and pledging the lives. fortunes. and
sacred honor to the cause, we're adopted.
Loud calls we're made for stephens ard Han.
ter. bat they did not respond
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-11

VNTE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF DRUG
wv GISTS o the above establishment, and invite
them when in the city, to look through our stock
Our goods were bought when gold was nj III 3s, ano
before additional 80 per cent increase in Tarin DUTY
which, confident, will enable us 10 sell goods IN
our line very low and yet realize profit We Will du-
piicate any Cincinnati bi-auctustons in prices con
sidcred
Orders are solicited IeT'o4-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-11
Il T. l. 1 r > Il d!

sE-CATA RkH.-WE HAVE SEEN
tsndsrei. with symptoms OF he disease all type,
ard ,sgss which snd.rsisRd L. ls;spe.d for gTs,El-
toas distribution By ,he proprietor,. Tss work vii bs
.. the creates. v.lss tio-. sei.d vita ths, iefsis
disease catsrrh and ali Interested IN obtaining lnfOrs
ZION TO th. ard ss.eis Of the disease EausT
tssraonisis fren very reliable have bs.r
given 70 stssnI Of The neri, % this remedy
peruss e.H TIE tesfi.es ihls ts,ss. VIII ur1oub;
sdy be f0ane both interesting and pr.tisblechicssc
Tribans, May 9s;h. 1854.
Please address r. q. drawer ass. Chicss-, III. sd
70. -ort viii be sen, ssir,s ~ rsiurn 81 nsn
.s-21-std<l.-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-11
Latest War News.
REBEL ACCOUNT OF THE
RECENT FIGHT.
OUR LINES ADVANCED
FIVE MILES.
IN LuPORT.fb'T C.SI.F.
THE REBEL cONcR ESS
THE SOUTH STILL FOR WAR
Capture Of blockade Runners.
Ac.. &c. &c &c. &C.
From Now York

NEw YORK, February 9.-General Lee gives
the folloving doleful account of the fighting be-
low Petersburg:
HKADoUARrKRs ARMY oP NORTHERN VA,(
February g.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-11
Galen's Head DiSpensary
Established An 1850 md Chartere
by the Legislature OF Kenfucky.
for the freatment OF
0cD <es-eE.E EBn
SE.uf.r.sL HrE.zK.S-ESS.
Aad 81 Affections ef the Urinary ana GsD.rsGvs Org
II both sexs,.
Just PUBLISHED.
a PRIVATE MEDICAL TRRaTIsa

hS YKEEREAL DISEASES,
" including G0norheA. Gleet,
syphilis, Structure, Gravel. stone.
REptures. Plies, tisfuia, Urinary
Deposits, and al Dizesses cf the
Kidneys, Bladder .PrOstrais Gland.
and Seminal yesicies, and their
treatment. including . ehspser on
FEhALE DISEASES. with OBJ
serysi!ons on marriage esd the
prevention u corcsytion Con
tanning q Treatise on Self Abase,
sPermaiorrhea. Sexual and Eer-
vousDebi,.ty, BArreE1ess and Ina
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-11

Buy GENUINE wALrHxM WATCH Ry. 40.
durable and reliable tins-ksepsr
Buy AeEsUISE wALTHAN warcH-It cess. l..
and !. worth doubs tho prio, of thes. wOrthls kas-l
and Swiss watches.
GENUINE wALTHAN WATCHES. asd~ exyr-.-i.
for Ra'lroad Eagi.>-s esd Cs-auaso-s.
GENUINE wALTHAM WATCHES. a.a. expressly
Tor sod4'e'-heavy hunting accurate time keep-
We get our Watches direct from tb. manufsc,osy .se
ksep nons bu, the grnuns
SINGLE WATCHES SENT TO soLDIKRs or other.
In ~~Dt of tnae-seepsr the Io---< r--Lle rates
The trade supplied a, fActOry prizes ssna fors
oular
We aiso have large variety of 20 rr.-.d sss-
Watches, Fine Jsvelry and Solid si,rf
w. p. 8iNGHSn & CO..
so East Washington Street.
Near odd refio-s' usH
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-11
BATES OF aDvERTIsING.

Business Notices published the local columns, often
ines under, will se charged for each insertion ti n
syer ten lines, ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths with funeral no'ics attached 81
sifhout notice free
Marriage Notices 50 cents.
Notices OF Festivals Pcnics and Excursions gotten
Individuals associations, sy churches the regular
prices.
Advertisements leaded and placed under the head Of
Special Notices, tsa lines will charged double
the usual ratea -
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
10 be charged the OF 81 so for each in The
Daily and cain the Daily and weekly the 20 be- n
ell eases, paid in advance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-11
WANTED.

UTANTED-sf2sA a MONTH Agents evsy
" where, 20 Introduce the new eis iAsss q us~k
E~sv Sescsa kacksa<. the only lrw price nachtse -
the country which IL lc<nsed ey Grover = Baker.
Wheeler a wii.on Howe, Singer 4 Co, asd BssAsdsr.
salary and expenses large Commissions sfe~ed. An
are sssaeemess and the seller and sssf lsst,s. nias.
trstsd circulars sent fres. Address ..
SHAW = CLARK. Bsl<sfssd. Habs
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urANrED-kg geod nan 10 vsit spsu sseh psrso>. !.
w osc< wsgee~H - PAID gos1 q xrrs Inasrs
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-11

CLEANING AND DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT

TINE UNITyD STATES DYE HOUSE,. 10 80 souru
Illinois street, indianapolis, Indiana.
thss old ana weil-known tabhshmenf, The fafss
have silks st voolsn goods dyed In permanent anl
eesun coiorx aat gents garments thoroughly renews-
ted and repaired
Ne. and .eeond- hand elothing be1sht snd soi< sss
st1culsr hrsnch In the nns
ns-b.is sisbie cloth, eE tear IN any garment 10
tat Il not BE visible 10 the nsket eye
Renenbsrtss pi.cs Ne. ss South Ilfinss street
tazlo JOSEPH HtRRfs. Pr~prseser.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-11
J. Z JACKSON.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR ATIAW,

nFFicE y. ". coRyRR MERIDIAN AND WASH
" lN6ToN Streets Telegraph Buiidas,) Indiana.
pcs Indiana
special attention given 70 the cOteetea of Aeesunts
nd the securing Of Governmeni Claims
ssusfsetery rsfsrsnsss gives -hsa required
uy11 -du
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-11
NATIONAL BANK.

And will buy and sell Gold, Silver, Exchange, Govern
ulent Vouchers Washington State stocks and
Public Securities Of every description.
Collections will be promptly made, and every kind Of
business attended to that belongs 10 legitimate banking
Regular customers only charged per cent upon
Losns obtained at this Bank, and the most ample pro-
visions made for the aekeepng Of Deposits and for
the accommodation OF Depostors.
In addition the responsibility OF the United States
for the liabilities Of the Bank the Stockholders ndi
dusy responsible TO the extent Of their stock in sddi-
ton the invested in such shares thus anerding
The most ample security 10 the public.
The following the present Stockholders sf the In
stitution
wm n Ynslish Wm. Braden,
W r Nofsnger Benz. r. Tuttle,
Lewis Jorion. John W. Murphy,
Deloss Root, Judge =. n. Finch
Jer. McLene
J. p Laniel. OF ny, VIM. willard,
Gov. q p. Morton A Baldwin,
Hon John }. Morrison. ID. W. Noble,
Gen. Lar. Noble, W. O. lockwood,
Hon Oscar B Hord, Daniel Hennessey,
Hon T. A. Hendricks James Powers,
Hon David Kilgore, J. l.. Slaughter,
Hon James A. Crsvens, Lrcian Hills,
Hon John c. New, W \. L Morton,
Hon. T N. Sullivan. Barrabas Coffin,
Rev. VIM A. Holiday, John c. Hereth,
Prot G. y. Tsdd, DR.. J. CASTOR,
J. George StilE, II. B. Fitch
George ". Riggs. Dr. J. n. woodbu
Robert Browning inc. c. Wright,
W. J. Holiday, John Hendricks,
W X. holloway, A. J. Dsnforth,
J NJ Maxwell Jsmes Greene,
Wm. II Fry A. ID. BingSly,
A J. Hay. W. W. Leathers,
r r Parker James winslov
J. l. HOton.
winslov. Lsni-r Co.
J. A Ross, jalyll
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-11

po;sros Ia both sexes, the Effects Of these diseases
The BODY and rnd, ard the Asthors View Treatment %
s these cases IN fun, The cnly successful method oS
cure. with an exposition Of QaSckery
InisSork - not eaeck tiseuent eut . warning
ard guide for uArred aHt single. II u the only book
thss gives the treatment o al tie above diseases In plain
Ergsh, With foil directions for -ef-treaent and
tsns mach valuable iufornaon ret proper mention
IN P.blie notce Tns wcrk eonknss so pages snc 100
plates and ensFi1E of the above diseases Seat am
ahcress ~ sesift wrapper. receipt Of dcllsr
Those afflicted with any = the shove dfsea--- before
placing themselves under fhe treatment % any one.
1hould frst read this work
oFFcE-sIs Fifth street. between ksrket and yef.r-
son. west sic..
To insure ssss'y 70 al letters, direct 20
dALES's HEAD DIsrENeARY
Drawer 2f. Lsuisvflle. Ky.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-25
The Morning Star.

had occasion few weeks since TO take
the early train from Providence to Boston,
and for this purpose rose at two o'elockin
the morning.e Everything around was
wrapt in darkness, and hushed in silence,
broken only by what seemed at that hour
the unearthly clank and rush of the train.
1t was mild, serene midsummer's night
the sky was without A. cloud-the winds
were whist. The moon,, then IN the last
quarter, had just risen, and che stars shone
with spectral Iustre but little affected by
her presence. Jupiter two hours high,
was the herald of the day; the Pleiades Just
above the horizon shed their sweet influence
in the east; Lyra sparkled near the zenith;
AndrOmeda vefled her newly discovered
glories from the naked eyein the south; the
steady Pointers, far beneath the pole, look
ed meekly up from the depths Of the north
to their sovereign N'- li'"'i ''
Such was the glorious spectacle as 1 en-
tered the train. .AsfWe proceeded, the timid
approach of twilight became more percep-
tible; the intense blue of the sky began to
soften, the smaller stars like little children
went first to rest; the sister beams of the
Pleiades, soon melted together; but the
bright consultations of the west and, north
remained unchanged. Steadily the wond-
rous change went on. Hands of angels
nlQuel IIOln aInOTIdl eyes n sulleop buO
scenery OF the heavens; the glories of night
dissolved into the glories of the dawn, The
| blue sky now turned more softly grey; the
east began to iindle. Feint streaks of
purple soon blushed along the sky; the
whole celestial cOncave was filled With the
infowiag tides of the morning light. which
came pouring down from above in one
| great ocean of radiance; till, at length, as
1 we reached the Blue Hills q flash OF pur-.
pie fire blazed out from the, horizon, turn
| Ing, the dewy tear drops Of flower and leaf
| into rubies and diamonds In afew sec
ohds the everlasting gates of the morning
were thrown open, aud the lord Of day, ar
| rayed in glories too severe for the gaze of
man, began, his course. /, do not wonder
at the superstition of the ancient Magians,
who, in the morning of the world, went up
to the hill tops of central Asia, and, igno7
rant of the true God, adOred the most .glo-
rious work of His hand. But | am filled
with amazement when / am told that In
this enlightened age, and in the heart Of
the Christian world, there arepersons who
can witness this daily manifestation OF the
Creator. and vet say in.their, hearts Where
is no God."-EdtoGrd EUerett.' \" '.'Sii !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-25

Ia EDo You suppose that you ieafi do the
landlord in Che lady of1yons AZ said Q,
manager to a Iseedy actor ia quest a9t an
engagement. ISL should 7thinkI nigh" !"
was the reply, II have done 4 great many
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-25

innnl FL -flIi 4 Irf.s t4 a.s...E-
/ The CIilltc0the AiUbftiser say IS oil has pee .
1 iouud at the depth u sU0 rect, OntAeEihrE
| Of Mr.. Walker, ten'ihiles South oi HhlIHtllll
J 1t is believed the yield win pay. '-'''aes
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-25
Gen. n.oReauregard.H

In a recent letter published in the Nsw
orleans Times General Beauregara says:
'ssWheno my native yState-LnuisianaT-re7
quired my services, l drew,my sword, with
out hesitatiop,. as a son I rushed to .resche
my mother from the torrent, Without
thought OF my own, safety lQAtonetime
ini order to escape the hatred ofTNortheEn
fanatics, / thought of seeking refuge in
pressed by President johnson toward the
Southern States, have .pefsualed me, to-
gether with a great many other Confederatei
officers and soldiers, 10 remain inL Lonisianas,
II prefer to yesherey poor and forgotten,
than to be endowed with honors and riches
in a foreign country, -, - : y
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loTEyMBER552O0
7S 'oAd --75FfTT0K TEUEo
-rFrom the Holmes 81 AlhdI.l 2.


HVA0
EANszTATs OStpnaiiR4i9 gnisd yab-oT !.
Too the People Of AHaatVsBin-oi boHssl % IIfi
Andy -Johnsingls- bein onsatis-
fa11t3Iy twA SN0s1Irtl tifInr.fl l~H~1-1s
itrusIi,mSf S,IIT1n ,StSTSlcd ,.add,-ss
EousT After, the ,deiiyerv ,oY Mistar Jo6n-
iing,s message me and the diyii ie Stlbt6h (
and the act bIipii "a of3litIef had a 4iieeleH
anti 8SFegd fdi,3 aTolAu9 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
whiehd have biieTDlasher on oE.eommunicaten
kwo,vu., -. -. -, '71't
we asked, the SoutfierR MO 3 70 Abolish,
Slavery. and tha odtfifV itsn Va @qRegp itlItaIl,
tW0ead6pt the onsaltusfibuHlda dahlafllm
hHdthh duaIItsI cIYe, asked, them two taile
the oath ,of ALLEGIANCE, and tba dim IT, MA
have dur. .ayl NE asked ~ them so1 1fef. aKa
w9 9kelf K5nHr ttiiatel lohTseIFk4 tIIa5 SbhgaFts
IaakeRi kOfdmeiidnaSle d1r6InDSfaIs stIIe
snienee ov, ,reoonstFushun' The only. trlhle
with us is two know what exc 10 AK 0s,,l
THEN, andtflat has 9bfil' solved % Ii1
't0fiiaiid Bttlef df0fezadadgI'im Snbitaopaha.
VOC 6ra woSofl s,vr sa asS ,s,,itlS 80 -.
lbut at ,the, same, time treason. % mnst bes'
punished and rendered odious. III adisbehn
two what has sfreatiyt obffi duh, We IA sk Ciie
follering, iii f6rdbfj 10 k0nhble0e Elf6gRrkat
work 0V ecOnstuashepasrsdt ,sgw Yaas9
Firstly, Tha. must give the free Ameri-
kens, ,oY Atriken descent The write, two
voat. '"' ~ 'oi''o'oD HhoieiVO1d ss'
SECONDLY, ,TRe menimtist waIltaup bolalvs
Ikea chicken two the dough, and slip, ,thair
necks in the halters and bea hung =, !. =.
Thirdly The purity winen must marry,
our cullerd brnthers, and che u4iy ones
mast bea safvents for them. sTSq6q odt ~
erFourtbly, .pha, must have New England
Skule Marms, and New England preachers,
and shout bully for New England, 'on'YsOs =.
Fffthiy,, Tha mus tIgiee a ifHeifo bf6Befty.
real personal and mixed. TING tsEoyItbe~ RbUR0 fsSs
Amerikens oy "A friken descend. o,,, -
When. these condishens air komplied
with, which no loyal man or woniand can
obieck too, we will. iR We think OyinOthii9c
moar; admit ICullefed Members frOulZfle
South on, the doar ,oy Kon gress, and the
Stats laitly, in rebellion shall bea Untitled
o f%A b%i s5 5 S1sa ~sf bsS NJ UOsas ns HS1S
-sThe, Union ,members ov, Kongress, hayt
declared. THAR, ,harty kopkurrence In .tbis
plan oy rekonstrushIIn and win piv II fIaii
Jealous support. 'n' s'''o9q 5di''td hssofl3
III This glanIwiII bring Che . country 70 great.
,eaDfa oyide na; SStS S1. anu NY
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-25

boIIso d riha bsIsSiIl 10 siris wsn snT
Anasynaes ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-25

bglTABa old t6nnerys bnildingl known |
Longs Tanneryl 1henorthernsqburbs
London, Ohio, was entirely destroyed
! Ifre 0Hiwedaesday mdfningaAa1Vaa
no ,nobnoI 10 nWot gniIOddgi9n 1DO
'tsni dtsI sdi 10 td2ia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-25
mInuIId TEIt.a

so'Agent tlen1an recently returned from the
SOuthoalled on the President, and told him
that at Richmond there were in q single
school two or three hundred white children
as poor and ignorant as any bla6lesto be
found in thewholeof the South, aud urged
that theyimeededs the aid aof the philan-
thropic everywhere. oPresidept Johnson
replied that he was very glad one N Nofthern
man had discovered there were any white
people at the South.loi 9mit sdr .ra1 =,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-25

Im4,sYes, " Responded BYipgtQp. ,y.
W az %ill;r repeated the Judge, end prc
I4eeededsD lndolslvo94 9niWRSbdsfw ri (,
|oE"The lUnifeds States Bank We shouI
nOtspeak. III, Of the. dead or rail at %
ddqqFed;risDS 4,as.,o ~, y. ....s.....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-25
GomodaAd2y2Ec,e..c

h lil ailE -ilNlfflILls Iaflffiff "a eipgf fieN
1.-The, Richmond -(Va.f ISentipeE, gives i
readers the following good adyice; ,,,,'.',., ~,
We trust the South win pursue calm
prudent course; emitting no duty, and as
sailing no prejudice il avoidance be posi-
BILE consistently with honor. This limphe
rp0sxhibition of mean seryilities, no. abne
cation of our "manhood." If called on t
elect officials of any grade. .qettis eleetg0o
and competent men-2not In any Ispifit 4
bravatlo, ,1but quietly aHd with dignity an
from asense of duty, Healled on to fran
laws, let us frame them wisely aud jhstl,
for the like reason, and in Ill etnanAefs TX
us be'caretul to- In the right tstempefs-
The great secret of amieable relations, lie
nos so much in a0hdt is said or done, as i
ho,c it is said or done. It is the piaaste
more than the'matter, that cafffestfie stih
and rouseS the PASSIONS He who acts cor
scientiously, and IA, good temper, will rarel
excite enmlty. though heCmayi ieneonnte
opposition. flour. officials, thus elected
are not os-allowed to act; If our laYs,rthr
passed, are annrlled or suspended BY mill
tary power, that is not our fault or fespor
sibility. We, at least, are clear0f wrOhj
We would not be, ifIwe,p performed publ
duties entrusted to ouTldiscretion, contrar
to our best Judgment. ,ad, :, .,,.s
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We attended a State Convention at fC(
lumbus on one memorable 4th!of JhlySiin
mediately after General jackson hadFetbe
the United States Bank bilhe and remove
the deposits, which. was the cause of no ii
tie excitement III business Circles Party
ism ran high a9eommiteee df fIthirteeuwi
appointed by thea CohVeutl0nl TO- prepal
sentiments for a festival to come eOf In, ,th
evening. The late Senator Ben. Tappal
was the leading spirit. Kepairing TO th
famous "l9" of the AmerieAng the cOmmil
tee proceeded to business. LIE Grand BY
ingtomplayed amanuensise while Caleb Z
McNulty was chief spggestegl sPf sent
ments.
We had been individually called iupol
and had responded up to the twelfth rtoas
One Imore,was needed, when Mr., ,Byingto
suggested q that as yet nothing had bee
heard from the venerable, Senator who We
| lying stretched out on &bed. sffeAh, ~ say
McNulty, oJudge, let'si hHFssone1 ffof
| you."yslsb A9hl1Tf 9aOdsfg 1oa1svaD
r,ots ottssYes,p replied the Judge, In his shri
tone, ::swhat will you havef''''' nssH9l1
! McNuity suggested that We had bette
have somethingo goabouklthei United State
Bank.9gi nog Oh. wuu ssgfIo4s1 ylyaow
The Judges who was noted for his atnia
bility of language. responder; but befOI
The Proceeded, q M eNGl ltS fnterniptadrh him.
itmildly, Buhge,Y said sMae.dt
81 will" replied the Judge. fare, ,yo
raadu Mr. GoViha 2O sRN