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sMerChN2aGS'
Insurance Company,
HARTFORD. CONN.
[ From The Marion tO) Tndep,vdeut

Among the INSURANCE COMPANIES
which had Policies upon the Wellington Fire"
was the MERCHANTS Of Hartford Conn. and
the way it takes care Of It's customers is shown
by the following:
HARTFORD, May 9Th, 1865.
J. $. REED, Stote Agent ~
Loss at Wellington, Ohio. Examine, and, if
found all right, pay at once.
l.. 4. LODDELL, Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
&s Ge.sss s'S'' couoy z, oSo Court Of Common Pleas
Lester Moffett, Admir- of ..
Henry G. Gurney, decd,
Eliza Becker, Mary Cur. a.-.
ncy, Harriet Gurney,
Amanda Hall, Charles
Hall, Christiana He'll.
bron and Matthias He'll. fCivil Action.
bron, Plaintiffs,
Uri Nnney and Levi. Fin.
ney, Executors of Abra.
ham E.nney, deceased,
Defendants. "
THE said Defendent, Uri Finney, a resident Of
Il Tompkins County, State Of New York, is
hereby notified that said Plaintiffs. on the I'd day
OF August, A. D. 1865, iled in the office of the
Clerk OF said Court their petition, alleging in
substance that on the l4th dav Of December.
i4i, Abraham Finney, then in full life, entered
into contract with one John w. Fowler for the
sale aud conveyance Of forty acres of land,
Known as being the north part OF Lot No. al, in
the township of Thompson in Geauga County,
ohio' and that said contract has been duly as
signed and transferred TO Henry G Gurney, and
tina! the amount due thereon has been fully paid. !.
said premises from said Defendants, Uri and Le-
via Finney. Us Executors OF Abraham Finney,
deceased. That Henry e. Gurney and his as.
slgnors have been in peaceable and uninterrupted
pne years previous TO the death OF said Henry C..
Gurney. and Plaintiffs are now in possession Of
said premises as his heirs.
The prayer OF said petition is that said Defend
ante, as Executors OF said Abraham Finney, be
ordered to execute deed OF said premises to said
Plaintiffs. l..
Said Defendant is required to answer or demur
to said petition on or before the Esd day OF Sep
tember, A. ID. 1865, or the same will be tnkeu as
confessed. CANFIELD & SMITH,
sl2w6 At,oyneys for Plaintiffs,
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WELLINGTON, juno I'd, 1865.
Receid o. the NERO HANTS' INSURANCE
COMPANY, Of Hartford, Conn. per J. S. Reed,
State Agent, Two Thousand Dollars, in full for
Policy OF same amount on our Store and Ware
house, destroyed BY fire. A Company that thus
fairly and promptly meets it's losses dcscr YES gen.
eral patronage.
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New Goods
D. C. KELLOGG'S.
VNHE Undersigned would say to his frieuds and
Il customers that he has Just received NEW
o'ock OF Summer Goods, which will b ssold at
the
Very Lowest Market Prices,
a0ahoM regard to Cost.
His Stock consists of all kinds Of Goods usual.
ln1j v seP, in this market. In the line Of DRESS
FRENCH PoPLlNs,
CHALLIES,
&'DELAINES, ~
MERRIMAC, COCHICO
AND AMERICAN
Prints,
LADIES'
Summer BalmOraIs
Of various Styles. and Large Stock
PATENT ELASTIC HOOP.
SKIRT,
FRENCH d AMERICAN
CORSETS,
A General Asset Of HATS e. CAPS
for men and boys,of Various Styles and
Prices,
LADIES & CHILDREN's
Summer Hats and Caps,
Great Stock of
Boots and Shoes:
Gents Fine French Cal fBoo,s,
Kip
OPERA
Congress Caters,
Pruneile
Boys Fine and Coarse Boots and Shoes
Ladies Shoes. Girls Fine Shoes,
Ladies Fine Prunelle Gaitera,
Gents
Baby Shoes, Yankee Notions, &c:
General Asst OF NAILS by keg or ID,
The Undersigned keeps constantly on hand
Superior article Of FAMILY FLOUR. manu-.
factured expressly for his trade, from Selected
"'''' ""i1I JAMES YE LEpER. Delphi, Indiana,
and is Warranted the Best in market q no sale
Willou ghby Mills Xxx, -
Empire Superfne, Low Price,
COMMON SALT by the bbl.,
Fine Dairy Salt in bags.
aICASH PAID FOR BUTTER.
New give usa call at our s,ors, ] door south
Of the Kelley Brothers, and we will endeavor to
give you Good Bargains.
Chardon, June 2nd 1865. sO3,f
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STARR, FOOTE g. co.

We see frequent mention made Of the .MER.
CHANTS" nnc IL is always spoken of as
Company which, after being satisfied that loss
is lair and square, pays at once, without useless
red tape. In this County the MERCHANTS is
the popular Company It's losses here rs at TO.
ledo, Elyrio, Lima, Wellington, and other places
have been fairly and honestly adjusted, and also
promptly paid. Our Farmers iond business men
prefer the honest, frank fair policies OF the MER.
CHANTS, md they look to them rs guarantee
against loss and damage by fire. The receipts
Of the NJ MERCHANTS,a as returned to our Coun-
~ Auditor Tor taxation, are largely in excess of
those Of any other Company doing business at
this place. Its Surplus or Reserved Fund is
greater in proportion to Capital, than that Of any
other Hartford Company.
Mr.. s. REED, the State Agent has been
doing business in this place, as Merchant and
Banker for over Twenty five years. Parties de-.
string Insurance, then, can find in the MER.
CHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Hart.
lord, are liable guarantee against loss by fire. and,
1t they will consider character as shown by its
prompt payments, responsibility as shown by Its
large Surplus reserved for extra losses, amount-
ing at this time to about ono hundred per cent.
upon Capital convenience in the settlement of
losses, in having them adjusted and paid by an
old citizen Of known responsibility, whose con.
neciion with the Company as State Agent Is sui.
hcient guarantee of its respectabllity and respon-
sibility, they will effect their Insurance with the
"MERCHA ANTS INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Hartford
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tss Geussa S.'e cauusv q on'o Of Common Pls.
Almon Holcomb, Plaintiff, |
Charlotte Simmons. George Civil Action.
w. Simmons and Orrin
Pulsipher, Defendants
GEORGE w. SIMMONS will take notice that
- on the LIST day Of August. A. d. 1865, said
r,lainiiif, Almon Holcomb, filed in the office Of
the Clerk Of said Court his certain petition, ul-
leglns in substance that on the Sd day of April,
A. ID. 1861, said Charlotte Simmons, George w.
simmons. Or:in Pulsipher and said Plaintiff, AL
mon Ho'comb, made, executed and delivered to
Sne >. z. Downing, their promissory note Of that
gaze; payable to said Downing or bearer, for four
hundIed and sixty. ono dollars, payable on the
hrst day OF October, A. d. 1864, with interest 10
Dc paid annually and that the said Almon Hol.
como como signed SAID note as surety only: And to
ing said note said Defendant, George W. Sim
mons, and his wife, Melissa Simmons, Joining
with him, on the 4th day of April, A. d. 1861.
executed and delivered 10 the Plaintiff his mort
The following lands and tenements. situate in the
Iownahip of Cla:idon, County of Geauga and
State OF Ohio, and known MS the undivided one
third IN common of the following described prom.
ises, to wit: Part of Lot No. 2 in Section No II,
west corner of land decided by Simon Perkins to
William Ober thence east "a chains 95 links;
thence north % chains and q links; thence west
"a chains "a links; thence south 81 chains and
. links to the place Of beginning; containing
ak ty.seven and CO. 100 acres, subject to all legal
highways, excepting and reserviug sk acres in
the northeast corner, decided to George w. Sim.
mons also ls rods square in the southwest cor
ner; to Emily nm Belden, April I'd. 1859. The
said flaintif claims he was compelled 10 pay a
part oi said note, to wit, the sum Of, and
that there is due him from said George w. Sim
mons on said nole, the sam of $50 90 and inter-
est from July lst, 1865.
Said petition sells forth that said Cha rlotte Sim.
mons has life lease Of said premises and asks
that said premises be sold, and the amount due
Plaintiff, with costs, be paid out Of the proceeds
Of such sale,
Said Defendants will take notice that, unless
they answer or demur TO said petition on before
the Esd day Of September, 1865, the same will be
taken rs confessed.
CANFIELD & SMITH,
Sl2w6 AltOrneys for Plaintiff.
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Burton Educational Institute,
At Burton, Gcauva Countv q

AZ buftOn, Gcauga County, O.
The ALL TERM Of this School will com .
monce on Tuesday, August 22nd, 1865, and
,p 'on.inue ~ weeks: The School will be under
'"e SUPERVISION OF MIR. and Mrs. J. b. Cory
C'asses will be formed in any of the brancbe,
usually taught IN School of ;hs grade. Thor.
oughness will be aimed at in ali departments.
and great pains taken In all those branches n, /,
Iorm practical education. Good morals will
youth. ~~f"''"'"" "
" BoorI and rooms, furnished or unlurpjsbed
can DC had at moderate rates All who chooss
can board IN clubs, by which the expenses will
10 materially reduced. Wi"
TUITION:
Common Branches, eso no
Those under 10 years, 0o
Higher English, .-. '@. So fa
Languages .. M
Incidenials, -. OK
instrumental Music, /. Er,ra
~All Bills must be settled before The close Of
the e m otherwise, ten per cent will be added.
NO deduction made Tor absence for less than half
term, unless in case OF protracted illness.
Burton, July Gath, 1865. si2tf
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EMPLOYMENT...N DOLLARS
II per month SALARY! Pleasant, Honor able
and Profitable Business for Discha rged Sodi 70,
Young Men or Ladies'. A few more agents are
wanted TO cell the most popular article Of the day
Everybody will buy it. Some agents are making
now SIS to Sos per week, above expenses
NO CAPITAL REQUIRED. Specimens that
sell for 90 furnished to agents for 80 cents by
mail, post free. For employment and Speoim ems
address HOSEA B. CARTER, No. 7 and Peak
Square, Plaistow. N. H. $40
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( The chsl.saa MAN.

~ afHsa a1l rIefl -
Tie Is obote o msan thing. He canuot
stoop to . mean 9fTaad He invades no
secrets in the keeping Of another. He Be-
trays no secrets cou6ded TO his own keep.ni
ing, He takes selfish advantage Of nos 0
mans mistakes. He uses ne ignoble wessss
pons 10 controversy. lie never stsbs in
the dark. He1is asian ed Of Sinuendoes.-A
Heisnotsone thing 10 aman'slfa ON saa.N
other 10, his back IEbys saceidsnt be comeslo
into possession Of bis 9 neighbers 9cosssels,s g.
be passes upon them an instant ohiigio0 ---s.,
He bears sealed packages yithopl, tampes.
ing with The wax Papers not meant for :,
bis eye, whether they aattsr ia al his yin. ~
dow lie opea before himsinp aiignardedo
exposure, are sacred 10 him a He profines
no Privacy sof othes, however tBe Tseasfya
sleeps. Bolts andAihars. q dllockslaad skegs,D
hedges aud pickets. boads and securities,
notices aud trespassefs. are none of them
for him. u He may be- trusted bimsctf1 oss
Of fssight--pesrests The ,olhiBssio pastiiions.-ao
any where He buys no efieeni he: ssllsso
oone he, intrgues for none ), He would
rather fail of bis, rights Than win them =
Though dishonor., He will eat hosest !.
bread" Helramps on no se6sftise feeling.
He insults no man. 20 II be ha NJ rsbuke fofss
aaotbsr be is slrsight forward. open sudd'
nsnly.i lie cannot descend 70 sseurigyssa >
B,llmgsgats don'slie ia his stnsek From 4
oil prelanei and wsaloa swerds bis lips kaTs5s
chasteled. Or Woman aud 10 her be speaks,
with deesncy ssd respect, iusnpri, W bst;,.
ever he Judges honorable. be practices 70. q
yards every man
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IM.mor.ble Incident.
lo1a, oi From the ss~ York Independent.

E0T Llola. Ci From the New York indepsndsnts
A scene occurred at the Presidential rs-
ceptiou ihs 2iinst, that ought ni,s tobe al
lowed to pas, lnnpotiesd. Probably, one
similar was never before Witnessed at ihel
White House. 30 uoiiiuHmms aiie sq,ds ID!
I had uo,iced at sundry times during the
summer the wild fervor and strange en-
thusiasm which onr colofed friends always
manifest over the name off Abraham Laa''
coin. His name With them seems 20 be
associated with that OF bis namesske, the
Father Of the F Fsithfulol ladtheb great
crow ds which gather from time 9 70 time IN
front Of the White House inI honor Of othe
President. none shout 20 loudly aud. so
wildly, and swing their hats with such
utter abandon, while their eyesars besms
ing With The iuteusest joy as 3doo these
| simple minded and gratefoi people. l'ha'e
| often laughed heartily at these exhibitions.
But the scene yesterday excited lar other
emotions As entsfsdi be door OF a'ne
Presidents hoase, / noticed groops OF
eolored people gathered here aud tnere,
| who seemed 10 bs watching earnestly HE
iupou log tliroug. For nesriyiwo hours they
hung aroond, a6tiIttbe crowd of white visi.
1 tors began sensibiy 70 .dininish. % Then
4 they Summoned up courage. and began
! timidly TO spprosch the door Some Of
4 them were richly and gailys dressed. some
werslia tatteted garments, sad some OF
4 ,het, ID the most fsbeifuia snd gfolesaue
costume All pressed eagerly Aforwstdl
When they came into tile presence Of the
President, doabling. as 70 their receptiou,
the feelings Of the poor creatufes ovcresme
4 them, and here the scene 10 one ossd6g' an
4 abisr pen than mins 10 describe. sJhoisib
For nearly two weary hours Mr.. Lincoln
I had been shaking the hands Of the sovsr.
sigos, aud had become 'exesssivslys v ear J
J ssd his nerves rallied ct the 40 soatsd
sigb,, sad be ssloonsdR this ansslsy ssost
y vi,h . .hssrtiosss lbes nsds sbsnl ssi
With 'excssdius jsy. Thsy lsoy bsd asnd
wept, and sept aud laughed, 'sxelsining
through their blipdisga sssrs, God sbles'
you q God 'bIsa Abfsbsm Liucoln Got
7 '.fl2ss,9 goli s5i 40 sHFmab oa hs'. ,hai
= rH "a .rs .l.-s.sl L Is.-,rtat. ~ .r.g -
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Arritrp TO iarsos 1frE ~ coruxn1a, 8. c.

The fo,low;no lines were picked up in The
- 70 q NJ
pen at Noiu'no'a' ., S',.Dy Se- ~.
49,. ~ .:. 'Hr - ,,.. .,,ao.oaad ,,,os, al
'nis ei'yig Inc wn'er nus 'eo''s'. ",o0' ~
mirably in his effort at parody, wnhe ne mas
made very happy hits at the life that he Is COM
PEELED TO pass in Dixie. " F-iIg'H ~
Teu mo mn, q, en,n.v numbers .afsg
Prison life ia but n dream; . ...
Tis bnt little that one slumbers,
q Gn,arn,s ,f Ecs ;,, avp,.,y aean ii
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rAs ls.akr.ps sll,.


The foIiowiSg'ase sus principal features or
the Bankrupt Bill as il has passed the houss ofti
atsw ashinstoo isEss asss 81
First TIE discharge u the Honest
dsbtors upon the surrender Of bis propery...a
Second - The protectioa OF she ersditosOs
against the frnudalent practices andn rssk.y
less conduct OF bis dcbloss ssi.isss,aa VISA
strhs Dsisic.1 CpusisgFare 10, b, On sds~
Coasts of Bmksupscy and sthe q bsphpps )
basi9ess. where there "a no opposing. In,,,
ieEesl, is to be trsps psact ed by oo1cers 10 be-
called Registers.. When there ARD obpos-,
ing interests, they are to fa4kS eub rfhs
csses for the decisions Of the Jadxs: TINY
are 10 he ihe haads and the eyes oisgbsa
Court. bat arsd dneisherso be clothsda HithI,
its power nor i,s discretion. Recs'riaRs
6xe,iasalsries. it will be piheifs intscssts q
we'll - their daiy toadicssesgs hdgssiss.e
sCssaisers arelso. lssve'sssigs .bssstl<es
lsss igsorss shsascsmb mbfess nneAdperJ ell
ofkeisl sissssas4nss sssosAsss fselssry afe
cesr,s and sceesnkssis gepsrsl ssl psplzs,
saey n o msusr ketsses ta!bapkfeps y ard all,d|L,
his ,efedlt0ff.. and can best be nlApaked W
,bem under lbs direction 81 lbaaC -
| Every question vaited 81 iIfeah. 4. III 1>1kfsv
ibg rhs nsnk rnps's d;scliA IN e'n<1fl
\ spd decided i6opeB Qosp1l ikssHlI1Ds> -
psa liis oiitd'tffsf'e1 plts.ll-y)s 6l
nissiorefs erppis 'ed,bs'lb 9ex<s 5Q9ts
s's'ssH ~ fsfes aei,be*' stlesHs<>
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rA. People. CURE cis:: s.sl:|s.. ss:s "a. Il" I

Ny wiss has been is poor health for long Tine having
eqauty TO call physis.n attend her but shs was re-
ssnty y.y much worse fors wssls shs had no spps-
We iost All her srsnsih and was each dsy growing
and eensidby during the day and all ssppo,ed shs ws
going on nth ths eonsumPton when advised her
Cd change once Ga the third Day ss hsd Ter
Appetite and sst sainns her Strength snt On ths
taking the dnc. saying she 81 wen q svs, -
was and a veil BODY could Be- and abe hss esanqsd
BurAls, ostossr J. isss Ter SCI. y n brussisss
~ ese hsiapt. Bufslo, n. 4. ~ +
~ nshs~ 81 evssp shsuls y atdIs~se<
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A Brisr Tract for shs Times.

Let every rebel prisoner be furnished with a
copy ofrhes following short article. let tevery
picket lise oisour armys and every body of our.
cavalry onIs raid ba supplied with sitfor cr..'
culatisu in Rebeldom.Ai h0ioteb IHogstg safis
PROPHECY FULFILLED. a,u5. al lis
The accounts of General Shermans
march through Geosgia show an enormous
loss TO jhaveo befallennothe people of That's
Sra,e. This, sweep taken by an invading
army has destroyed railwsys, carried awsy
slaves, cattle, aud provisions, and deso's,ed
towns. Bringing the hsaTies; burden OF war
upoHsth very centre OF the insuegemt dis 1
triceoSu.siia sdl uri nb b1s ,5Hang7.S q
! If Mr. Alexander 81, Stephens is fond
of Returning to his own words. be might
now Nery well point bis fellows sei,izeasAo
the remarkable falfilment OF hissprophecies
made 10 them in The winter Of lS60-6l.
when be was still resisting Sc, ession, There,
could be no stronger case Of correct fore
sight and Just appreciation Of the results
of q porposrd course, than is shown 10 The
following extract from bis great speech
against secession, made tha, winter sDd of.
en quoted: 10 e., J,.Y. .~sg n
L This step (secessIon) once taken, can
never be recalled; aasd aii the bsnefut COZ
sequences that mast follow viii rest on the
convention for all coming time. w hen
we and iour posterity shallsseea our lovely
South sdesoIated by the demon OF war,
which this act sof yours wiil jnevitsbly in.-
vie and call forth; when our green fields
Of u ssiug barvests shah be itrodden down
by theSparderous, soldiery and 6sry car Of
war sweepibg over our land, our temples
Of justice laid in ashes. alt tbe hortors sud
dissertations of swafs upon us who but tbis
convention will be held responsibls Tor 10,
aud who but be chat shall & We bissyote for
,this unwiss and and ilttimed nsssure shah
be, held TO strict account ifor ahis suicidal
act by the present geusrsIios, and probably
cursed sAd <xeeraied by postsriiy IN oil
coming time ''for the wide anj dssoissiag
ruin tbst viii Inevitably follow this act yco
nov propose 10 prepesfstsf o'ss, !, = sas'
Pause. / sntisAs you. spd consider for I
| ncneiitf What reasons cad You give tia
will even satisfy yoarssivsstda eslmer mo-
1 meats. ~hst isessoas yosi esa givsita yoa
.Ilsllow So ffeesis lnelhe csIamny that IL vii
|bting. Whst resEous can ypu givs 10 ib'
uAiions of the earth 20 jdst,fyfi.f The,
will be tbs calm I'D eAAibsssas judge
ID tho 6asss and lnss kst dssssasor one over
: set rsn yon lpois';les ~bsh ib'
rosf Y nv ~ 80 81 ,Iiists9 asola eol
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Sound Doctrfne.


: Among the best articles on our Presiden.
tial election that We have met with, in
European papers, is that Of the Lerdor !.
SPECTATOR Il jasly0 .sys5;.,,s ID, 10 o..,.
The ,reelectiou of Mr., Lincoln. 5rsil,,s
splitter, attorney, and President of The,
American Union, affects, i1ter ests much
wider and more permanent than tfose of
the nation whose win he IS appointed iatom
carry out. sir Never beforelin modern historyis
have the two great politicalsidsss Of mau-ii
kinds aristoerscy sndidemoeracy. the sulei7
Of the, many or thefsw for the benefit Of fsslbolt
been brought into such direct and, visible "a
collision. Hitherto 10 every such; contest. !,
10 the great nptising Of l7Sg.. the misused
victory Of 1887. or The spasmo lie oufburst.
Hof IS49, There has always been some side'S
issae. some menace TO onatioal iddependence,is
some ground Of cou,empt for the feebleuess;s
of a cast e. e,hsome turst Discrimination f0r iu.is
dividna genius, some annoyance at popular
iuibecility, to distract the jodgmeht and
misled the foresight Of the mass of man.
kind, I0 this AGesican war alone has f6esd
lIs,ruggle been dvested Of false sppesrxncessc %
A stroug arist ocrscy. strong alike in. .physi
cal resou ces and in inch able 10 use then,
1 Conscious aud proudssof us own S,iiects, Gi
awAreahat it mssus TO suppfessftheb many 70
1in-order 70 give the few Iliroader and fsessss
blife; \; and boldly aprOclsimieg stbst IN this 3
Fdirec'on alone lies the road 70 high e,giIzs
lEtion, has set itself TO break -ups- great
bD,mocratic power 5So Southe sleadeSs' d
home assume mo oglussai put forwssd snep y
pre,exts. are fettersd by nonrestrahiti ot iues
terual circumstances or external position. q
They have carried their system ahead to,0
fits logical end. the ,boudsgs. Of all whov
work, the dependence Of all who neither
work nor own. the free aud equal soy.
ere;guty of the few who are able 10 possess q
the Que and pay the -O!h her class. v,s,s,..g
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1led Of justiacatiobf whaf fisks bSxthesrr
ss so"' i.l.''jS sl'sEs ;lsJSsba ''X Ys., sIns

lhS" W J"SttuchtlOnt w wv fftHt uat tUe
North sssailsd7, Whst rlintereN lvfTshgTr
Southl hasihefaJ iiivadeun Whatf .jaSffSe w
has been denied, or what claim, feaotsd Ia
justice and righ. bias beep wihbaldE Can
any Of yon today name one uegovernmen.al act
Of wreaS deliberately add ipnsp s3sIy ti6nasist
by the government ct Wasbiugoe ~
which the South has right 10 complaiaf
cnsi'enge the answer. d sssIsao3 si saaoe
+ fsnsenowswhile ypo cen, and cpoieuss1os
plate careilllyaand .eaudidly these jmpsrso,a
hant Items leaving ont .f view, for. lie ~,
prescott, the co1ntleSs millions OF -dolara -
you must expebd in war With the Eor,h s'o
with tens Of thousspds of yoar sous sndsloq
brothers slain ID battle, and offered opaas q
sacrifices opon the altar of your ambition "a. 70
ebd forlwbatf Isif for the eossrthrswrsfsdi
pthe American government esisblirhsajysl slii
our common aocestry, rcemeufed sad, buils ss
lnp by their sweat and blood. spd founded. 4,
on the broad principles OF right. jas,iee, ),
and humanity Aud as such, must de-. =.
clare here. as / have often done before. ard
which has been repested BY the greafssts 90
and wsest of statesmen aud d;palfio,s innthissSi
aud oiher lands, that iss sihs best and fseesti
government the most eqasl ia nisn,ightSs ii
abe most just in its decisions, The most 4,
lenient in It's measures, and the most inspir..
lug in its principles to elevate the race Of I.
man hat the son OF heaven ever shons np-
-op. Nov, for you 10 sttempt TO overflow
such govefnmea as this unssssiIed, ist tbei''
height Of muduess. folly. sod ~ickedHess.s ID
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

bless Massa gbinknnI ! lDspends upoaalit
thoseIs no swiibessed this scenei will.neu
son forget it.os For a long distance down
the walk, on my way home, heard fast
young men cursing the President for tlhs
act !, but atl the way \ kept saying 70 my.
self God bless ,AbfahaGl LincoIn | lie
has within him aefeat Heart, that feels for
his.brc,ber nssof wbate hue or con.
Idltion lMsy'tbe bopesoftbisdowb trodden
people soon be realized saad may Abrsbsm
Lincoln live 10 seeueyery American eitizen
reoicingsin The boon Of liberty. svs5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21
DR.. TOBIAS
FENITIAN HORSE LINIMENT.

In pint bottles at fifty cents. cnres lame
Il ness, cuts, gals, ooic &c. Read the following:
Bosroy. July 9TH, 1868;
DR. TosrAsws hsve used for taxt year your Horse
iniment for lameness kicks bruises collie and cuts and in
every instance found II the best article tried in this
eus Please si1 dozen asst only
We We lave los horses very vslusbe, and
de- not want 10 leave town without II. fiYArr FRosr
Manage. VauAnibnrghk Cas- Mena gere.
Sold by ali druggists Office. Sc Cortsndt St. New Ysrk