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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-09-01

There is a general arrival throughout the
country of skedadlers who have been residing
for time in Canada. 1t is well toremind them
that by President Lincoln proclamation, made
in pursuance of an act of Congress, all deserters
who failed to report before May Ist, 1866, are
forever disfranchised as American citizens.
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Collapse of the Democracy in Mipne.o,a.

The State Convention of the democrats in
Minnesota assembled at st. Paul last week, and
adjourned without nominating a ticket. The
Goodhue Republican declares the reason thus:
''The great democratic party of Minnesota
have met in council, and squelched out On
the 18th this invisible entity assembled, in
spirituous sense, and after two days waiting
for quorum, adjourned until the 7th day Of
September, at which time if quorum can be
found sober enough to get into council, it is be-
lieved by some they will try to nominate a
state ticket"
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PROBABLY ALL RIGHT.

Some persons seem to regard it as somewhat
inconsistent for men like Vallandigham, Thur
man, and others who were Peace men during
the war, TO nominate a soldier of that war for
Governor; but they probably feel that the man
selected is not soldier enough to hurt him.
Val no doubt feels prepared to show from the
record that his candidate never hurt the rebels
enough to make any trouble between him and
their Northern friends Toledo Blade.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-09-01
sheep Gone Crazy.

A gentleman who came down on the Hemp
field train yesterday, informs us that two miles
this side of Claysville there was a flock of sheep
enclosed in a pasture field. At one point the
fence ran along the edge of a high precipice.-
On Wednesday stampede occurred among the
flock, when the frightened or crazy sheep COM
menced jumping the fence at the point indicat-
ed, going over heprecipice at the same time--
Two hundred and eighty of the animals were
killed Wheeling hateIEigencer.
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TILE CHnlRn

Our Minister at Constantinople officially in
forms the Government that the cholera contin-
ues to extend its ravages. He says had proper
quarantine been enforced at the first introduc-
ton of the disease from Egypt it might have
been prevented. 1t seems to him, from expe-
rience at ConstantinOple, that it viii be advisa-
bic in the United States to guard against it by
making quarantine regulations
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-09-01
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Convention was called to order by 7.
Clapp, Chairman of the County Central Com
mittee, who read the call of the Committee, and
nominated Gen. r. P. Buckland as President Of
the Convention, which carried unanimously:
Gen. Buckland in taking the Chair made
some excellent remarks which were received
with great appreciation by the Convention.
1. NJ. Keeler and John Lynch, jr., were chos-
en- Secretaries.
VIM. Fuller, of Townsend, Hon. Isaac Knapp
of Fremont, and Hon. Samuel Hafford of Ball
vile, were elected Vice Presidents.
T. Clapp moved that the ratio Of votes be
one delegate to each 25 votes cast for Congress
man in 1864, in the several townships. Carried
H. r. Shomo moved that the Chair appoint
a Committee on Rules and Regulations. Car.
red. The following named gentlemen were ap-
pointed Z
]. L. Greene Saudusky; G. L. Pierce, Green
Greek; Thos. Gilmore, Ballville; o. Selvey
Townsend; Chas. FL. Greene, Madison; Daniel
Baker, Scott; Barney Kline, York; VIM. An
derson, Woodville; Jacob Winters, jackson
Samuel Meek, Riley; George June, Washington
E. H. Underhill Rice.
On motion of II. Everett, Committee of one
from each Township was appointed on Resolu-
tions, composed of the following named gentle
men: t ''s = 1'
Ii. Everett, Sandusky; j. N. Campbell
Washington; Thos. Gilmore, Ballville; j. W
Donnell, Scott; Thos. Holcomb, Riley; Jno. X.
Richards, York; Peter McNitt, Townsend; d.
P. Hurlbut, Madison; A. NJ. HiDeline, Rice
John Sbale, Jackson; E. Kellogg, Woodville
S. S. Rathbun, Green Greek.
A motion was made sud carried that candi-
dates for the several Offices be now announced
Representatives.. G. Eaton, Oliver McIn-
tyre, S. G. Baker, @. G.. Greene.
A,tditor-Morris E. Tyler, Henry j. McCord
ITeasluer-S. G. Baker, w. E. Lay, John
Flaugher.
Sheriff.. W. Bowlns, NJ. D. Theirwechter
]. H. Hafford, W. l.. Curtis.
Proseo,ding Atorney-J Mack Lennon, W
II. Reynolds.
COn.miSs;Oner-D. Baker, j. H, Miller, Jas
per King Grant Forgerson, N. Mcbride.
Irtrmary Director-Johu Lafever.
Adjourned to y o'clock P. NJ.
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no noURT on IT.

The Messenger of last week stated that its
issue of this week would be particularly rich,
containing many things in regard to the Union
County Convention which would not appear in
the Journal. No doubt it will contain many
things not in the Journal, as well as many
things which never appeared in the Convention
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-09-01

"Nigger on the brain" is the prevailing dis
ease of CoPperheads at this time 1t is terribly
severe, and the patients cut up antic tricks un-
der its influence. They are trying to make the
soldiers forget that they have opposed the war
and have all along done all they could to en-
barress the Government in putting down the
rebellion They may howl Niger till dooms-
day, but it won't wipe out their damning record
The people know who to trust.-Setinel.
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SEND TICKETS TO THE SOLDIERS

By the middle of next week we shall have
some Union tickets printed. Let every man
aud woman who has brother, son, husband or
friend in the army, procure tickets and send
them some without delay. The following is
the address of Regiments from this vicinity:
I'D, Meridian, Mississippi.
49th, Green Lake, Texas. l
2lst, Knoxville, Tennessee.
95tb, Charleston, South Carolina.
la6th, Nashville, Tennessee, 40
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Sheriff Sale.

Sandusky County, Common Pleas Court
John l.. Greene Administrator,
John B. B. Dickinson.
DY virtue of execution issued in the above entitled
cause shall at the door of the Court House in FIRE.
mont, Sandusky county, Ohio, on
Saturday, 30th day of September, 1865,
at O'Clock in the afternoon of said day offer for sale
at public auction the following desirable property to
wit: The undivided part of out lot number
twenty in the village of Fremont Sandusky county,
Ohio, subject to the life estate of Margaret Dickinson
therein. Appraised at 81 400.
A. R. FERGUSON, Sheriff.
September 1, 1866 Bows
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

In Oanuuskt county, OnlO, court or Common Pleas.
Mary J. Howard against Henry J. Howard
THE said Henry ]. Howard, whose residence is IN
known to the petitioner, will take notice that the
said Mary J. Howard, did, the 3Oth day of August
1885, file in the office of the Clerk of said Court her
ttion against the said Henry j. Howard for Divorce
Alleging for cause, neglect of duty and habtua
drunkenness for three years
Said petition will be for hearing at the next term nj
said Court, which commences October I'd, 1856
,as MARY J. HOWARD
By G. W. PAGE, her Attorney
September l. 1866 35w6s
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VENDUE.

TIvHE subscriber will offer at Public Sale at his
dence in Jackson Township, Saudusky County, Ohio,
one mile southwest of Winters Station, on
Thursday, 7th of September, 1865.
commencing 10 o'clock A. NJ the following property
Three mich Cows, Z young Cattle, Z
Sheep Hogs, Tanning Mill, Bob Sled, Feed Cut
ting Box Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting
in part of Bedsteads and Bedding Tables Chairs Cook
Stoves Paror Stove, Crocksry, Copper Kettle, Iron
Kettles and other articles too numerous to mention
TERMS.-Cesh for all sums of SIS and under; $5
credit of nine months will be given by the purchaser Civ
ing his note with approved security.
DAVID WISE.
Jackson Tp., August 25, 1865. 3iw2'
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NorICE TO VETERAN SOLDIERS

We wish every veteran Sandusky County
Soldier, who is not now subscriber to the
JOURNAL would call on us, or send in his name
and Post Office address, and we will send him
the JOURNAL until the 18th of October free Of
chdr0e tt .t.... g.. t--t--.t .t I'd.
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Vital Principle of Nature, Electricity.
GUARDIAN SALE.

TN pursuance of order of the Probate Court within
and for the county of sandusky, and State of Ohio
shall on s. = =
Monday, September 25th, 1865,
at the door of the Court House the town of Fremont
offer for sale three undivided tenths part of the west
half OF the west half of section number twO in township
four, north of range fourteen at ten o'clock A. NJ Of
said day. DANIEL LESHER,
Gard'n Of Aaron, Fanny, and Francis Lesher
September 1, 1866. 35w4
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Bloodhound Keeper Arres,ed.

Haines, the man who had charge of the An
dersonville blOodhounds, has been arrested by
General Wilson and forwarded to Washington
He now lies in the Old Capital Prison
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NOTICE,

rs hereby given that the 9th and 10th days of
gust 1865 there seized by the Collector of this
District the following articles Of merchandise that have
been introduced into the United States in violation of
the Revenue Laws, to-wit:
-Four casks Of Whisky, containing lao geI-
Ions; one sckooner-rigged sail boat,
called "George StdM."
Said whisky was seized at "Mud Greek Bridge, in the
county of Sandusky State of Ohio aud boat at KeI
leys Island, Erie County, Ohio
ANY persons claiming the same, any part thereof,
are requested to file their claim in this Office within
ninety days from the first publication of this notice
JOHN YOUNGS, Collector.
Custom House, Ssndusky, Ohio, Aug. 19, 1865. saws
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JOhn @, Widner,s Estate

VNHE undersigned has been duly appointed and auali-
i fed as Administrator of the estate of John c. Wild
ner, deceased, late Of Sandusky county, Ohio All per-
indebted to the estate requested to make i'm
mediate payment and those having claim against the
will present them to the underlined for allowance
JEREMIAH GIBBS, Admir-
September /, 1866. 35w3s
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Final SettIamant

VETILIlAM JONES as Administrator of the Estate nj
w James Young, deceased, has fled his accounts in
the Office of the Probate Court for the final Of
said estate which will be heard the 10th day of
tember, A. d. 1866, at one O'Clock p NJ. =. r
tEss WIN. s. RUSSELL, Probate Judge
Fremont, August 81, 1856. 32w3s
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10 whom it nav Conoern.

NT0TICE Is hereby given that my wife Ellen Vanhua-
kirk has left my bed and board without Just
ProvOeatOn And forbid all persons hsrbor or trust
her account will pay debts Of contract
ing, after this date. RICHARD VANBUSKIRK.
Green Greek, Aug. Il, 1885. 3sw3e
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SPECIAL ORDER.

GENERAL HEAD QUARTERS, STATE OF OHIO.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, August 18th, 1865. }
Special Orders, No. 257.
FTNHE members of the 50th Regiment, o. N. g. will
i meet at the Engine House in Fremont, on Saturday
the 23d day ofSeptember to elect Colonel Uice Nat
Haynes, resigned. and one Lieutenant Colonel Uiee G.
Sanford, resigned All officers of the Regiment are re-
quested to be IN attendance
Major Jacob Fickes will preside at said election and
return to this Office the Poll Book and Tally Sheet show
ing the result. By order,
Sept ], 1856. 35w4s
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Notice to Teachers

EXAMINATIONS for Teachers will be held in the
II High School Building, Fremont, Saturday, Sep
tenber 10th, o'clock p. NJ, and every other
SATURDAY. until further notice. i, ',....- f,
Each candidate will procure their paper and PEN
Gil and leave with the Board stamped envelope.
- ffff K. BUSHNELL,
: -si sf.ar-a H. E. CLARKE,
--r-rf T. NJ CHM, -s.
Fremont, Sept. ], 1865. Examiners.
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G.. E. Crumbs Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that Mary A. NJ Grand has
~ been appointed and duly qualified AdminiHtratx
Of the estate Of George T. Grund deceased late Of San
dusky county, ohio. All persons indebted to the estate
will mske immediate payment Those having claims
against said estate will present them duly authenticated
for allowance. NARY A. n. GRUND,
Fremont, Aug. IS, 1855. sswa Administs.ziz.
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To Whom il May Concern

l.. D0TY, Photograph Artist,
ID ESPECTFUL1,Y announces to the public that he is
LII now sole proprietor OF the well known Photograph
Rooms 10 the
Third Story of the New Buckland Block,
Opposite the CroEhan House,
and that he has recently reted and reurnished them
In the most beautiful manner and that he is prepar
ed to make =
Photographs, AneJrotypeS, EIectrotypes,
MeUenotypes and all Pictures
Pertaining to the art in the latest and best improved
style. rehtted and modelled the light and no
have the BEST LIGHT in the county for taking good pic
tures For taking pictures Of Children this light
not be surpassed have had II years experience
business and hatter myself that can give perfect salts
faction. respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age. Prices as Low as any other Artist a'
L.. DOTY.
Fremont, March 81, 1856. 3mo
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The OhiOUnionTicket.

The OhiOUniOnTicket.
Election October 1Osh, 1866.
FOR GOVERNOR, '.
JACOB ID. cox Of Trunball County
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
ANDREW G. McBURNEY, Of Warren county
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
SIDNEY s. WARMER, Of LOrain County.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
JACOB BRINKERHOFF, Of RichIand County
Qsong TermJ
JOHN WELCH, Of Athens county, Ito alI vacAncy)
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILLIAM III. WEST, Of Logan County.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
JOHN A. NORRTs, of Harrison County.
FoR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES MOORE, Of cOshOctOn County
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
RODNEY FOOS, Of Clinton County.
fhss FOR SENATOR, aa
e. B. SADLER, Of Erie County
sANDusKY COUNTY TICKET.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE, l.,s
CHARLES C. EATON.
FOR AUDITOR,
HENRY J. McCORD.
FOR SHERIFF,
JAMES III. HAFFORD.
FOR TREASURER,
CHARLES l.. DIRLAm.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY, t
JOHN M. LENNON.
FOR COMMISSIONER,
GRANT FORGERSON.
FOR INFIRMARY DIRECTOR,
JOHN LAFEVER.
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House and Lot for Sale

- A Lot on Water Street with good House on it,
HI The lot very desirable one, with wel Cistern,
llp and plenty of Fruit Will be sold reasonable
Enquire of j.. ~ s..i JOHN P. MOORE.
fremont Sept /, 1865. 35W3
, 1865-02-01
- orr GEN. 'rE1O II Is AssMH.
e4,c Camp 1T Passport, Mi<x.-T.ie


nH
EAs71oE7,, Miss, Jau. IS, 1876.
! lest wrnte you when We were much morc
::aconifmtab Situated than a. present. Then
the weather was cIo.iIy end mud some f,u r.
inches deep in carp; now it is frosty, bc1u
. tstr! weather, though ye,yco.l. This COIN
t:y being very woody, We are we'll supplied
with fuel, and prefer the cold to thewet
Recruits md substitutes n:e constantly ar
ri.ius, filing the places OF tim"-ex:;rc1 m m
Among those departing Today notice CAPT.
George Brown, 9th Indiana Battery, who We
ere MI sorry TO lose. The Battery WAS organ
Ted in December, 1861 ssEas~ensagel for the
first time Mt Pittsburg Landing, afterwardsac-
tempanic:l Gen. Grant ON his campaign in the
rear Of Vit.ksburs, accompanied General
Sherman to Meridian, and Gen. Smith on the
Red River expedition Was in the battles Of
end several others which occurred on that
eampaIgu. Marehed over l 90 miles in par
4tnit Of -rrice IN Missouri, went to Nashville
| Curing the siege, and Participated in the bat
ties which occurred b. fore that place on tue
18Th and 10th 6f Decepbcr. Capt. Brown
Also departing to-day. is Lie,t;, Colonel
n. Crarfn, @6oih Ind:2n- v.Hunteers,
who is on his way to, indianapolis
to make arrangements for having his
regiment recruited to MAXIMUM strcnr h,
bring about GO s.!ons IN the aggregate
The S3tl Indiana Fols. was o-gantzed August
cesth, 1eGa, aud has taken raci in several en-
s.ccnlent-, The last being The iwo days fight
:, Nashville. Col. Craven WAS taken l"is5n-
trly Rrasg. S-pt. 18th, 1892, arris ing at
Memphis. tenn, Deg. S'h, 1872, add is now
attached 10 Gen. Smiths cops.
Dcsrr1crs and 1cfnrres continue to arrive
1t all the military posts on the Tennessee.
Scyeral sue,il!as are awaiting C urts marital,
end will soon be gEatidcd with thar sentence
t:D is ut Tpeeumb;a, being sent to take com.
lnand Of and rrorgauszc Hoods army. Gaer-
ii'as are sill committing drp:cdatlons
: L., n.
, 1865-02-01

1TlEoT1ant ttHrnors- Of Rebel Enyoyi
on TAG NAT 10 SI0slaIa:tou.

EA11tHonr, Tuesday: Jar, 31.-It WAS currently
reported Ef1c last night, and Ii reported this
1no.uluy. tt:t Trace Commissioners are now on
the WY to Washington. According 10 I'll. rcmor
1l:fy nre expected 10 arrive at Annapolis.
Fl .c1al dts,laic1, f:oEn Annapolis this morning:
Akl;Aro11s, jan- +. Col. Taylor OF the second
Maryland regiment vito arrived here this morn
lrg. fars that OF Suud3y Aiex. Il. stephens, T.,
II. r. uuntcr- md two OILERS, reached or lsnee,
ard requested TO come within our lines at Fort
Hill l'ut were rta-ed. and wcrt awsItnr p.sn,fs-
s:a1 from Gen. Grant, who WAS tten assent.
! .htuk the Commissioners were aimitte1 new
eftlc1css. and nrc now III thcif WAY to Washing
ton.
nEhis evening publishes the following dispatch i:
"7he report has bcen current on tue streets
SINCE last evening to the effect that the Kichmond
s.nt'ne. has anaounecd The dsP,rtare Of three
Eoon To-day We hare had no official confirmation Of
tas tumor. th0ngh the Insertion las bccn vagled
.nls ,; m,9rning by an equally positive ouno1ucc-
tl tehrl Etce President and Senators il. u. r, Hun-
VIZ rnu Camphell, hs1 arrived at City Point and
,sc ,,o; D1reStcd to reach Annapolis to-day. Ther
~. r. ooysEnmunt, hut as ci;izrns renreseai-
r'G;r E .e rso{Ete u, on shslr way to Wash,netoni
.cscc nen ree:dent Lincoln on tic subject O:
s.rscr.d Richmond. '' fan'c eapaclsy that Blair
MsoS; x.o'n y; ia, :,an al.-Nothiny can he obt,,ned
conn iesiopets have arrived at civ T isnel peac:
to Washington. wy fo'nt en- route
;s ,a s E,re Eo:7a:y y1s s:a A a,, ePss,
ian 81, states It is su~n i" tie sxst
cd I'll c1es here that commission froa In1r z,
IL. consisting Of VIC m mPtrsI1rss Stevens, +.
Arrlrnlls with full power t? arrange se,tsm ~,
of our nation.l difficulties. !: Is believed fror,
lie understanding between Nr. Blair and ar.
Ulyie that the terms will be entirely satisfactory
to It e Administration and to Congress, and VII,
Chiefly con.fst Of III amnesty to ali Offenders mud
Il withdrawn OF thc conascattou proc!2nation.
E4L11noKE, Tuesday. Jan. 3l-Thcre Is reason
tu kelleve tAnt tbs Richmond r1pets OF Mondag
confn:r an explicit statement Of Tho departure o.
cor n:issioneFs for Washing ton.
DA11xHoHK, Tuesday. Jan. 31.-A dispatch from
Al III polls tonight s3ys there Inns hcen no Arrival
run James river, mud no prospect Of any to night
, 1865-02-01

The California Petroleum Company.
= Petroleum has become The cliff il.
1rminator Of the reple outside the
be gas districts. 1t will not long
hence become popular fuel for sea going
steamers: It's use In the art Of The perluner
is known to Luhin. while itself Is not known
from the pretty names under which 1t sheds
its dainty aquired odors. 1t is the solvent Ia
the yarnish shop and the painters c'afs. and
turpentlne will come back only to find It's
realm usurped. The dyer will tell yon OF the
superb tints yielded. to bis art, Petroleum
will each gear be in INCREASING demand in its
multtform utility to the human family. This
gives permanent value to enterprises like
that Of the Chicago Petroleum Com.
psny, advertised elsewhere, at the very
head of the list of Its class
Of attractions. The. gentlemen who
have this property, as given e1sewac1e,
ate men who never would allow their names
10 he connected with any company which they
did not believe to be MI that is represented.
As the majority Of the working capital has
already been subscribed, and the balance will
be soon taken, the Company have engaged
Prof. James T. Hodge, and an able corps of
assistants, who start at once for California.
, 1865-02-01
qt1tcauq'' Tribnnfe
"WEDNESDAY; FEBRUARY l. 1865.


I'LL 4*1s ess7s
The ,cacc ,n"sscngs-s, will have come 10
Washington in Il god and auspic:oas tin-,
= while their f.ct rr.:cs the Threshold O.
1:'c cari'al, its v"7y air sings with the .c.'al
s,outs If a ransoui"a aaa rescued p..o:lc.
IL they come b.. ing burden Of r.1lucks
and fresh chains f.: F. c:lor, they find tlc
last ehacklc .gone from l,s l;n,>..
AS fur rs thrir aston eau accomplish i:ilc
<hie?law giycrs Of tb;s na'Ion hare declared
Liberty 7uEouGnoCE TIE LaSu 10 ALL TIE
aSaABlTANTs Thereof" O.hrr formulas re-
main, but the rest is easy. When the entranc,
20 lie Eahti}c WIS Sreed twas ea::, :ho"2,i
a;oi fns;antane 7us, II rca:h aud throw oaea
:::'c 1v,uotcst iuncr dungeon. 1t viii t..
70 now. 1ilerc is hcncc:urth M
f!,el,er 70: the o1pscss:7 in all tlo land. Til
anan-scllcr, the whi.,2e thc b:::',''
oc lis Own oGG-r-i-. for the auc:ion block
-1h: negro driver, the 1raua::a::-. may :ta7
their doom gone io1*h n ihc reeo 9!
Yesterday, which vii; shire u thc
l,agc OF all time With the greatest
events that have blessed our race. In III:
Halls. where Pro.Slavsry ra1cor and Aa4
through long y::2~s held Liberty b.aad and
gagged TO be brtictcd by her enemies, Free.
dom has been dec 'e"d, a:1l a,.lai nation CIR.
.ics rejoicing ~ It's rrtnotest hounds. At
,r"lf IN hour come pindding weari'x
in. laggard and Gibconi:ish, the en.
>oys from the rebel camp to asx what
,cw fctters Liberty will be willing to wear to
win back the slave dtiSc-s. The answer an-
7!c;patcs the question. None. Liberty Is IL.
Jaw Of The land. 1.'.'er;y VIII end wat
1nyalty began. There can be no Tea:e with
the enemies Of THIS government, and as -.
trtnting with el-veIy. Us well tnakc terms
with tho shade y: Powhatta1 himself for his
restoration to his old domain il. Virginia.
No barbarism ont Afthc p,s: viii tll.::at n Il
cnti,n whose law-Eivsrs have dared - h3.i
1lst to thc p7ima' law Of Human T:o,fes*,
Humau Rights.
A phase Of the PeuitentiaFy uu sion,
romcwhat different f.om Its ordiua. : prcsca
7a:io,l, but pointing in the same ncea:l -cac-
Jul direction Of reform, is given in a 1ett- r in
another column. It conmends itself 10 every
humane man, and hanp;lr, is r ,Eb. tcl with
j. cts that appeal 10 the no t selfish. It Is
l,igh time the 1lliuois Pe"'teatiary wac ,,u-gei
Of enormiiirs Of m: ma gcncnt and bad
policy, that actually at times cas-. confusion
on tl.e question ~ tn wl,'ct. s;lc OF its wills
IS turned 10 the most of gull: and
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