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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31
,.Another EgihIsoas. Dls..o.lIsIloa.nu, a.u,.. !.

The Montpelier '(Vt) Argus and Pa.
.aaoIa&1 thS ,1S3 flo-~rmso s. MN. z
u'o' tio iePoi' VI a ieVen' '''.
ion Of Judge Smalley, in the case of
Walker va. Crane gtried IN tbe IJnitea
~ !. 90, ',T'', 49,. lei
STATES 'Nireut- Sourt II Itnhiahqs pWh'ch
stamps with the Just stigma Of uneonsti-'
tr,;onal;,,, Tho vection Of tbe OF oi March
eN'.o' 49,
3, 1908, WMck ldetepdea 10 ilierpoSe De
tween Justice and the official doers of law
-, Lii. I'LL 4
less sA@f'So''S'S IAeeS "''' isA''O'' l'''''''
Dental authority flhe section Teads as
follows
m-s, :. 90 -. 80 ,...,i fi1S.
9sss 's'Ai ''s'f on Ina. Ofest
OF tue FresIusn u uhoeE n.y. sssnofi,y f maoe
az any tiue, u'e'"g Iae 'N,s'7neS - VI tnis re-
oelon' snall oe Z deIense 70 ! RSGr.1 Y NY
acteh On aSSC ,oa a aiNe a. ." Ss',nnrsHa
ing or 10 % conulehcet1os any Ssa'cn' se'I-
ure, arrest, or Imprisonment, made, done, or
n e,s or,ittad ,6IbaC hopa ufdhr aAffbv virtus
Ae's Omitted 70 DC u9le eIuer S1u " 49, 49,
Go%sss.s and 4 such dsisSsa pSaSy nav be- made 5y
special plea Or under the general Issue,~,,'',
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31

at the Spencer House. =, -,4rrft
hTsAitthA cAf.b Cushing has made an
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31
IN DYSPEPSIA {
AgzEgF yysEJE

o iqiaaaI ySIlsuq Be- na'l ,esf'1'a tnE oi in1-
And ts atendanttran Of symptoma acts more like
"A CHARM than medicine, There is nothing in the
whole range of MaeSis Medea that can, for momely
full account OF this wonderful plant may bR found
in the eleventh edition or the United States DispenB
T. series Of fsxpsnEenisi IN which Dr. buii has been
fpt years has gst be brought to success
fur termination, and he nov 10 oer to the
toncs the whole PtesefYed In the beat quality ,oi
copper distilled Bo6rboh WbIsky ,WReA In ", oonHf
dent has eqgsl in the World. -. Y, Avn '''
He might fGrhlsh volume 0f certificates, but the
l}hblic have long afned to ate such things
by their true vafe The Safest planjs for every .
totestfor himselfthe urtgiAs pf neW medicine
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31
Ths Senaiorlnl FIght.

aBAih taSt libAV t'yiH5 ~ w. ~ f'iy
Senatorial Imbroglio. The fight between
Sherman add schenclt hAs beeoms iRtI PRt
tonsely bitter, and an saflyexplOsi0n ih
the Abolition party is inevitable, if these
candidates be not witBdTSwp. They both
perIist iRiaarkAg,5 tegOtaless ofIcsnse4
tquenrcS wHfie tha eomfnittee and other
Readers here petsisefh their Efforts TO choke
ihlapA ,&siRa aFdsr4 4tQopqt s9mpr9Risa
oandiB ate through vBabesy,and Dogget
sRai kfe gSth & HARD / fot y 5tlS ePssfe
ton, sAndy the contest between ltAem seems
20 be s1,rtea shdu close! u'Hhe Z kecAtiVe
c0iRpRBi5 tsEs ss hSgaSqf S' 'Jsf decided .NktptRl$ !
shallp bed 4hei sformer Oh eilattsnJ 81 tbs
ttfiefstootld dtHas The tieeision of thgo oBoay
shall be- fpaiTstfat ths Black ReppbliGsp
heEislatipeiO O@icas will be required 90 com
t Sid HIaSSa q $9a 9gsAs% eAHHAtsssS Il tss
whether he be Babes on COggeshsll.ShT
vol ni noissAgees1 rssiftsS1sV- n ssa tusisUH
D6natenieit tsA.ngaI-Dsnder EpteE
isoTs9 ssloSfbg soAo partial seseriptioH oof
SQSSh Sd 1asfSta n St sbgStfB bggSSStfBs,
|. .ihat oPaEs1 hSAs thelE uaBp eAFaInGs sl9ee the
dirsinaf Septe mbeF odi won Vi inssnk non
DO p~@hty IsAoilaE aOteh stxsta liasitatioh cof
Eeenutne b b69paHd I0ds tho shth6 y i5s BIG
Acknowledgements stif1e eta thAhH the RenaIhe
t4ltitl tiot eo seo5s qAsydhate D bl6Ffetpnt3j-
eseat%hceY while heisiebatufes shewsthfodth
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31

.saflssIsslPffB7-fRe new new IsgiststioRai of
Mississippi essssmbrsd at jackson on the
10th iHBtsO at Which, time Hoau.%,cBa %B ) . E e.
Humpasys. gaS Ally 5Rkbg gdfHted az CON COM
ernor of that State. He is what the Adolf
tion faction term an "unconverted rebel"
and no doubt he will make good Gov
ernorr The oath of,eGiies was adWinisterr
ed BY Provisional iG6tefhor Shkrkey,
whose Official TsA6es, Jfa90itse, expire
vith hths jaasgssalSSagssge59fitt ttbSei1 dPEiW9O
On the 10Th inst, ex-governor, Sharkey
was duly elstSef e. s. Sc Senator lat III 70 fill the
I fuuexpirdIotSB 81 JebsSSa UakG He
recsiEeA l9l%Otes Ant atrl2RiiA the Lesis,
lature. There is to be another election ofof
the unexpire3 Itetnt ab[5B. ,S.O OseAAtdl.' !
AlhsgFG q Ar9vEpnd then4e suppose that
Mississippi viii have been fully "recon-
struetea.' .'iSa B,hIAy ttAhgsEate NUrkiHs
tolerablv gffsiolo aaois sslAI A'osls - n,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31

elaborate Argument in favor Of our claims
againSAsdxisOd, ihilrs. matter -oe the priva-
teerg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31


Chief Justice Chase. Of the U. S. Su-
preme QQeoqrt, ia heavy owner of Govern
ment bonds, drawing large interest and
exempt 4tRxatiOny and draws a uesS
large salary out ofthe Government besides.
But he is too mean to pay his own billsTon
apleasdre excursion. He has been max
ing a trip over. the lakes iineothee steamer
Commodore Perry, A bill Of expenses
amounting, to taeo,tfoaSdad dollars was
made out and sent to the Collector Of
Customs at Buffalo, and it was lsent-by
him to the Treasury Department and ip
due time relnIned with The order telpas-it.
That is the regard these ,rascals have fer
the peoples money and their oppressive
taxation. II "a ~ q Z VI Vi d =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31

,. Inc 5dletlnSplAnEut YenStAt httS9ip SSFiSNSl
, the oohfedrate Rrmy9 and Ron9 Robert W
johnson, late 1Conisdersls Senator from Ar
hanaasuwsss.iA Giasii GiiaaSiiaSai yssiAiaAS ,Stsppihg
at the Spencer House. p, .o4r.,ft
It's AiSthM CAieb Cushing has made an
elaborate ASgumelt, in favor of our claims
againstAsdgisOd, inihs- matter -oe the priva-
teers,
The Fenian Senate was in session yester-
day, ~ NeS; YoFE Its psocsedI9gs sEs al!@-
ded'to in the telegraph. ....-...-.
Chaplain French, the, New York Tfibdne,,s
correspondence in Georgia, tspottsll great dss-
titution.amoDg the negroes 10 tiIHt State, of
conrse, and for il such men as him AND such
papers As,tbe TFibune are personally respon-
sbe. r''''D'" ''"''' '''''i'
The San FraaeiIee1 c6rrespUradent of the
Herald says tha. cqpsidsrable gngstirieT Ief
arms arm have been sent 7r9P tAere to Juarez in
Mexico, labeled as piapoi, t&ca.aa,I ..,zisp,I
General oehoa, agent for Jqsrsz hPFs4 b9ssfh hen
compelled to start Tor New York by theceser-
land route, as the French CqpsQl threatened
to seize him il be took passage on one Of the
Psci6cAna CohpSbyA yAsSohts. d -" AV''"
Governor, pRrsOu ,, rof,A iAbaaAas Sggs0 that
Alabama will have n, n,fulbeongressioaslb dele
CATION before the meeting OF COngSssSss
Ths.Ne y xerK lFferAld sepeciafs intASmates
thahChisf ibstos Chase 'wilsresign; '''A"M
,s5Presidshs JOHNSON has uudet coHsfier4t ti6h
the pardon of Wade Hamptoy, OF South Caro-
line ''''" ''.''' '' y;r4a.,ri
Neutrality-suspicious. OF the mRstering uui;,.s
eral generals are !epddsTiuE5 lbeir resignation,
Cotton is forty.eigbt to fifty cents a pound
in Nashville. .....-. ,sy2Cy y-v., ~
The Tennessee House OF Representatives
has passed law that no former rebel shat
collect debts from so--called Uhii6n mem
This is opening the reputation bal which
may be carried on considerably farther.
"A large quantity Of arms and ammunition
has been sent from New York to Brazil ,bsbf
ordered ty that country for its waF with Para
qua, .laa'o.H .as'saU a
John, Mlehet has, been -relssssd fsom i'm
prisopment at Fortress MonFoe, aad Ds On h
way to Richmond ....
No arrangements have yet been made for
lhe-ttiA efiMr, DAVE! Il - "a 40 "a 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31
Current News Items.

The ,disGnsaishgd rGehstkt Lopgsiteet, Of
the oonfedrSte armyS and Ron2 Robert VI
johnson, late Confsdersls Senator from Ar
4sa 4Hr 81 fIf la 44 w +. 4 II. il
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13
Rednetlon OF the curr.nsr.

The National Intelligepcer has and or
ticle on this subject which Is said TO hav,
emanated from the Treasury Department
The suljoined paragraphs possess interes
for business people: .s7a % 'at fasna
II Is necessary that the work Of the re
ductiou Of the currency should be com
menced at once, even il in very small
way. Pie amount OF the legal tenders ant
National and State bank paper constituting
the currency is stated to be oine hundred
millions or over. The work OF contraction
must begin with the legal tenders. The
State aud National bank issues must, &C
cording to law, after the lst Of July, 1865,
be limited in the aggregate to three hun.
dred millions; and il Is not desirable that
il should be less. 1t is taken for granted
! that by the time named tue State banks
will either wind up or be organized on the
National basis, when the limit Of three hun.
dred millions will sppiy to the banking
The National bank system 10 TO super.
| cede, after the establishment OF peace, not
only all the local banks and their currency.
but the moment paper currency, but the
Government paper currency which is 10 be
funded or wilhdrawned aud cancelled. .T
The internal revenue, according TO q
statement recently made, for the year cad
ing the 30lh Of Juue, 1865, will be two
hundred millions; but under the new sys
tenn of internal taxation it will amount TO
at least three millions. This sum added to
the revenue of Gust om', and The subScrip-
lions 10 the new series Of the seven thirties
will give the Government seven hundred
millions within the year, supposing that
Que half Of the loan authoriz d be offered
within the year. But as the whole six
hundred millions will be taken, if need be,
the Government is secure of o thousand
millions during the next fiscal year.
Now, it is a matter Of great consequence
to the Government, and to its c, editors,
and 10 the entire community, whether the
thousand millions shall represent gold
value, or The value Of paper deprecated
to 6fty or thirty cents on the dollar.
An advance 10 the price of gold will be
most disastrous; yet it will occur, as ma.
ny sagacious men believe, unless system
for the reduction of the legal issues be soon
inaugurated If, out Of the three hundred
millions of internal revenue, twenty or lhir-
~ per cent or sixty or ninety millions Q
year, be Withdrawn as fast as revenue shall
be eceived, it will ensure US against anolh
or rapid rise in gold. slg.g ,6a gtsE. 73 $50
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13
The Man Who Goes Out.

The business Of o Clergyman. We believe,
is to ,impart moral aud religious instruction.
lie is called pastor, or shepherd, aud the
congregation are called sheep, or fock,-
Ii dthe auditor of a sermon is TO be told
merely what he already knows, or what
pleases his ear aud titillaies his self compla-
ceucy. SO that he either goesto sleep or di'
lates with a snug rapture 10 bis pew, The
inevitable conclusion is that he might as
well be listening to The last new vocalist,
or to q lecturer upon hydroslatics. Re.
Gently. in Sc ysfal Of our exchange papers,
we read that sundry sheep of sensitive
| turn of mind, offended by kindly illusions
| ia the paIpit to the late President, have
/ takep their hats aud left the fold, It. does
not help matters that other sheep equally
irascible, hive threatened to tar and ieath
er tbe.sensitiye .ssseders, or have actually
doue II. There is smack Of slaveholdIng
christianity in this style of procedure
which we do not al oil approve. We
thiuk q man who goes out Of church be,
cause o he cannot swallow the sermon at
fords q spectacle Of such entertainment 10
his fellow creatures that be better deserves
u emhli itMuhVtatipu ~ pOotal CuIIcucy
than the feathery balmage. He who can
ut all cheer the public mind in these som
brs hours should he considered a social
bsneiacIorl sand to our minds there is
something exqaid dlely grotesque 10 that i'm
passioned procession OF one down the aisle
aud oni at the door. liza person who faiuts
during divine service thereby becomes quite
a public character, how much more is he
who makes a locomotive exit aud affords
food for u weeks CONVEX saton in the village
deserving of some mild lestimoniall iLyrcb
biml Who thinks OF lyuchiug the low come
dian al abe theaier2 ~ 3. Ia gg5, i.il8a
"A few days ago weak and wicked stage,
player achieved sn infamous immortality oy
wurdering the President The man who
goes out of church would be Shocked pfoba-
lbly 10 be told that be is iuauenced by ths
same theatrical mania 10 q lower stage OF
dsyeIopment which impelled The arm ol
Wilkes Booth He is exceedingly sngry
lahs wants TO- make demonstsa alioa-l@ADd
be sosceeds 10 demonstrating his owa folly.
Hs nsssr steps 10 &hiak shst . icseadfal
wssts 10 hessy, 70 ~ noshiDg oftsnPF,
- tffsIf'rn nf In~IIrf. gaE 4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13
Appearance OF the Corpse OF President
.. f'tI-' Lincoln.

SD r "HH
Death has fastened inio his frozen face
all the Character and idiosy ncracy of life.
He has rot changed one line OF, his grave
countenance, nor smoothed out single
feature. The hue is rather bloodless aud
eaden; out he was always sallow. The
dark eyebrows seen abruptly srched; the
beard is shaved close, save the tuft at the
short, small chin. The mouth is shut,
like that Of one who had put the foot down
firm, and so are the eyes, which look as
slumber. The collar is short and awkward,
turned over the stiff elastic cravat, and
whatever energy or humor or tender
gravity marked the living face is hardened
iu,o ts pulseless outline. No corpse in
the world is better prepared according 10
appearances. The white satin around i,
reflect sufficient light upon the face o show
US that death is really there; but there are
sweet roses and early magaolias,, and the
balmiest lilies slrewn around. as If th,
flowers had begun 10 bloom even upon bis
coffin. Three years ago, when little w illi,
Lincoln died, the embalmers prepared hi;
body so handsomely tha, tho President hsd
itsiwce dsinterred 10 look upon it. " The
same men, in the. way have made perpslna
these beloved lineamenls. There is nov
10 blood in the body; it was drained By
the jugulsr vein and sseredly preserved
aud through cutting on the inside OF th;
thigh the empty bIood.vessels were charge
with chemical preparation which 7sool
hardened to the cOnsisleaee Of stone. The
long aud bony body is now hard and stiff
so that beyond Its present position it can
not be moved any more than the arms Of {
statue. It. has undergone many changes
The scalp has been removed, the brair
scooped out, the chest opened and ih,
blood empled. All that We see OF Abra
ham LIueols. contemplated in this splsudit
coffin, is mere shell, an efdgy. sculpture
He lies 70 sleep, but il is the sleep Of mar
BILE. All that made. this flesh vital, seniisut
aed sifeeiOnate 10 gone forever,
". Y World.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

Delightful Mary Inc says ihe drst time
she was kissed. she felt like vase Of roses
swimming in honey and eau de cologne -
She also felt as il something was running
through her herssslon feat of dimonds, es-
corled by several little eupids in chariois
drawn BY angles shsded by honey suckles
and The whole spread with melted rain
bows. '' '4''"'-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

"A Mellow 10 Now York advertises, on
behalf Of certain accidental railway. thai
en- experienced .corooer and six. practical
Jurors will follow each regular trsio In
special cars. together with . few sprCeoas
aod reporters. eotsel.ss1
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

An lrishman got cut OF the cars alta tail-
way stati % for refreshments, iapd upfortpns,s-
ly theibell rang aud the train left before be had
finished his rspast. "Hoaid on!s cried Pat. IA
he ran like mad man after the car; "hould
on ys'ye got q passenger aboard that's iea
behind!p D 81 4 .sg fsqa gal4olle sspss. y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

There is secresy 10 divine lore whichas
stranger meddlefh not with and ss every heart
knoweth its own bitterness. until y Is taken
away by the sweetness OF ths love OF Jesas. 90
we know that which supplanteth ths bitter ~
sweet and precious Indeed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

Why is there so much shyness about, prayerf
People are ashamed to kpeel when auavoidably
they must pray, or neglect the duty. Why
not speak OF answers to prayer? why afraid TO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

/ On one occasion the icoioosl vas asked ~
some ladies II il was not worse sfor the gentls.
men TO drink than for the ladies 10 nse sna1f
The ccionel replied that both we're very bsd.
aud that il his wife should evsf take snan, he'd
take TO hcksr. csrlsin.l ..>.,, .,.... ~.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

I Christ is ever at hand to acknowledge us IL
we will OILY accept his presence. aud hobor
ness hs only shows to them who keep cosepant
with him. ,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

An Ingenious mind continually learns lee.
sons faom the defects and mistakes OF Others
and strives 10 avoid unpleasant and dissgrea.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

The more we pray the better we understand
our spiritual necessities, for light 10 obtained
in the closet which shines no where else. jasg
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

Inc more constastly We bear our cross The
hgn'er II becomes, SO that 10 time we take il
up in holy habit, without care Or fear 'iH 'Ts,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

Somebody says the oldest husbandry be
knows OF Is the marrying ofs, widoWertn
clover with widow 10 weeds. -,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13
. - - - DIR. TOBIAS Ni(AXs ~
VENETIAN HORSE tLINIMENT.

IN'pint bottles at fifty cents. cures lame.
Il ness, cuts, gals, collie, &c. Read the following:
BesroS, July eth, 1858;
DR. ToBAs-We have used for the ppst year your Horse
Ltnment for ameness kicks bruises collie and cuts and
every instance ound the article this
Gus company Please send six Dozen II nimen
we use now We have l0S horses very valuable and
do not want to leave town withoutt. fIYArr FRosT.
Manager VauAmbnrgh& Co.'S Menagerie.
Sold by all druggists Office So Cortandt ST. New York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

Men who inves, in pentticoat stock gen.
orally prefer the 6vetwenties to the seven.
thirties. ..ft +. M,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

Why are young ladies-iike arrows7 Be.
cause they are all in quiyer when she
beanx come. .t .gso (. 07.fri
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

"a .eoqnetis ID .asross from whom 4syery
lover piarks leaf; ths thotu sfusist for
The future -hnabaDd.. = rri.t = i,.r.,sla,.s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

Why is the first chicken like q fofemassl
Because il is just before the main, hatch. "a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

: lRoh ths. is n 6ae horse you have
whs. 4 be worthi Three bundred and if'
~ dsllars. Not so much as a,batl Yes
syaSy cent OF IL, aud another City on top
ofi.' All right. What are you so dasn-
IA ipauisilive for? Merely fol. assessing
oarposos; ! am assessor Tor this ward. and
wanted 70 kDov wha. yoa valued yoof nag
ct. f4e9fh..f .ar4e "a tagts-,.- - =, ,,cil,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

To believe the word Of God is easy II We
obey his commandments aud do bis will. IN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

Faith is small aud ineffective If our saying
and doing are not 10 agreement,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13
WISE & OTHERWISE.

Keep company with good men and you'll
increase their number. -,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

GEN LEE.-The Rochester Democrat
says: % Da4o'a H Aaa aai 10 s'iisllfa
As for Gen. Lee himself the country. We
think, will be well satisfied with the bas.
gain of gaining q complete and .bloodless
victory over bis army at the small price Of
Suffering him to live broken dishonored
man for the rest Of his days There is less
animosity felt for him than for ANY ! other
OF the ebel leaders 1t is well known that
he engaged in the rebellion Reluctantly, ,Ain.
PEELED not by the love Of Slavery nor by
hatred Of the Union, but bya mistaken
sense of duty to his native State. q He has, 2
it's true been the most formidable of the
rebel chieftans. but he has made bis power
felt only 10 open, fair and manly fght.---
He has fought US with skill and yigor, tut
vii ihout raneour aud without ndscourtesy.o ?
aud be has rendered US great .andIpsr-
haps not altogether reluctant service. in,
refusing to prolong useless contest, and,
In setting wholesome example TO the,
rest OF the rebel commanders. 2Fid at'A
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13
WHOLE NUMBER SOsS....

be is guilty or He hires man 10 preach
Ito him, aud then refuses to listen to him.
II he we're sick In body. would he treat hIs
doctor in that wsy2 He might make 8
screwed face at the ipscsc or the jsiap, bas
be would take Il, especially because he
would know that be mnst psy for it.4--
iet he contracts with clergyman to
doctor his soul. and forthwith repudiatss
the preferred physic which ID an essential
part Of the bargain. Ws should call sbje
conduct childish, II We did not have ofeak
respect and lave for children. ~
We should not have thought this'suhisct
worthy Of particular animadvcrsiou II Il
had no; included tbs great question Of
Free Speech. We have thought it'one OF
The grpyest misfortunes of the wsr thas
the Goserument or the people should have
| tnonght u necessary to restrain the freest
discussion Of public affairs. and We con.
| gratnlate the couLtry upon the fact th Al
u mere minimum Of such restraint has been
found sufficient. As peace advances, and
t1e greas public danger becomes iIessv and
less, we shall expect to see the onatiou re.
turn TO practical recognition Of all those
vital aud fundamental principles of liberty
WHICH have heretofore been our pride and
our boast, We no more want mental than
we wan ed personal Slavery, Some mobs
may be better than others; but there never
was good cue yet. To US as much ss TO
any one dsloyalty is disgusting. We'hsve
no more love than others for pig headed or
selfish minded or craven hearted men. 9 IL
Is exqisiuy prov vovokiug--who should know
it better than We. do?--wbena lbshbler
tells ,us that Slavery is ordained Of God,
that Shareholders are yonr only ,,true
martyrs aud coD.essors, that the Constitu-.
tion isviolared by The very attempt 70 pnt
down Rebellion. that the lamented Lincoln
was tytant, that peace is w2rlh omy
price, and hat the Rebels are merely;
guilty o! justi6able homicide. Its very
provoking, indeed. But tar and feathers
will not better matters. The noble spirit
which burns with indignation at, such petty;
and pusillanimous bgotry should ,scorn ali
u1eaner methods OF persuation and leave the
fol to his folly -and The knave to the
.tan.es for such cases provided. adi q
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win ente him shate Of business he hopes to meritit
All orders for hauling to aud from the Depot about the
village will be thankfully received and sstis
He will be found upon the Road at all times not
devoted to rest and feed. $40 W. II. TERRY.
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HASKELL & SON. Dealers in Dry Goods
Groceries, Provisions and Beady Made Clothing Also,
Dealers In all kinds Of White Wood, ASH Oak, Hickory
J.W. HASKELL. GIG DIV HAsKELL