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an application IS petition IN writing OF
William cUPgSnAyER, ofCarfoii copn1
~, 20 the Circuit court. for Carroll county.
for the beuelit Of tho 18th Article Of the
code Of Public Geieral laws of the State
Of MaFylassd, entiIleddnsolveuts a schetlnlc
81 Ms proTef,y aud list of the -debts due
hiin, with tho namcs Of his debtors, and also
III, OF the debts asihc from him, with die
names Of Of his creflitprs, verified by aiida.
st. lsring anaex I'll 70 bis said petition, and
teiag sntisiied thu, The said William Coperf
harcr, has NJ no tune within two years pres
vious 20 said application sbosn discharged
under aJty lnsalycut Law Of this State; and
tho sahi pciiloacr having taken the oath
presrriicd hy iaw nnd having also executed
ia 1rN acc by said Court appointed good
and sufficient Decd for his property aud es
,aia Of csfry description lthc necessary
acarioa apparel and Bislsliug Of himself and
family - cspgoJ.) and delivered thusamc to
eAsd Irt.slo,Aakd the saitk Trustee having
Mao cxecataf 4 bond 10 he State Of Mary
land ly sata e0ugt approved, for The fsiih
"a iiseharge " hiA traNt IL u therefore
ordered ard Directed that the SfcOId Non,
lag Of R.g, lssG, he fixed rs the day ios
the apptsanuee olAgid William Eopephnscr,
- ths circuit cears for carroll eotuty, 90 an
sacr .ach in,crroga0ricA bknllcgations rs
~ CREDITORS. eadorsrsx. or sgrcfies nay pro.
,sao.or allege against him, and tllat tlie sad
nsstisnnr rnnse Hntss,c Of sgid dhy 10 be given
"a rs creditors ~ publication ~ some news.
paper nFiused III carroll county for three sue.
eesaiyr aasnihs psioFs lu the said Second
Aaaiay " NAV. isua.
tslecn uadcr NJ hana this Lab dNy Of
fsf.4afy, a. 90
VIZ. 4 McSHLTr, clerk.
Tfaa eAey, Fest;
mnIs am Va A. McHEJIr, clk.
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DAMAGE, ny TUE LATE Sro AZ
The storm Of, Monday OF last week
which passed over this section of coun
try, was very violcntin West Virginia
especially in Rockingham county, where
houses we're unroofcd, barps Frustrated
and the crops generally destroyed Ia
several cases the ground was covered ts
the depth Of several inches with hail
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No. sSO Equity.

H. H. ri,raa c,"ri f., cirreA ceTaty
Frederick Tancy aud othcrG I 0pgaEn.
~ lNtthts IAN
Charles c. fancy and other J day n Apf'l,
1905, that the Audit ilc'l in lhc above cause
hr finally ratified aud confirmed, unle"
cause IN The contrary be- showa GU ~ before
the eth day II May next Prorpi'd q enpy
Of tbs order be inserted Ia some pcuspapcr
lrinled IA Carroll county. fur two sscees slrc
weeks previous 10 the Inst named day.
WM. 4. NekELLlP, OK.
True copy Test
aplo p W. y. Mrhrilri GA
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Market Wagons
FOR SALE. /.

HNHE suhseribet. iiying at Manchester,
Nd, has on hand q new Wagon nude
especially for the Market, or Huckstef husi-
ness. with Stats and Tongue, for one, on
two horses, with good cover and every thng
conislete; which she Is willing 10 sch on
very accommodating terms, , q
Also another one, horse Wagon, suitable
Tor the same business, which has been IN
nee for some time, and wiitbe sold low
Applysto G. WHffEisEAffii5k-
may3-3t sA
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Ssow.--It is stated that snow TO the
depth Of twssinchcs feil IN the vicinity
of Frostburg Md, during Monday night
last .- .at fef -. zst
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TO COvsU MPTIyEs.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in few week by n very simple RENE
dy, after having suffered for several years
with a severe lung affection, aud that dread
disease, Consumption anxious IA make
known to his fellow sufferers the means n
cure.
10 all who desire il, h. viii send copy
of the prescription uscl free of charged,
with the directions for preparing and using
the same which they will find sure Cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung
Affections The only object Of the asivcr.
tiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, aud spread information which
he concciyes to be invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, AZ 1t will
cost them nothing aud maypro n blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription TREE, by
return mail, wiz please address
RES. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co, New York.
doc2S. IL
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~ MA p Z 8
NIT 4 0 G c n D
Guper Fhosphate,
@N For 80. m go (,
!. -. =. I'm eaf as0fafnes. etc.

Compessdiof6 ncly sfaund Garboniscd, 20 Nks,
.nrt, " over sefc.,fE res cea Of phosphate
IF fy limoi dissolved n T.iipharic Add, nsiscd
hdtisa1 eqnal wei ht af j,rie,i Bi"od ~ 9
'nitro9rnolu Anisli matter, az Feaposa !"
Il $3.50. ~ f.IgyEs q ssK D.E NJ III
Rsta,isa ai4faslg rssxssssg'sd, Essetirs ard
,.,.;ss.s - IN. Lastiss Neeafs-
/ Tho rrcat advantage sf this SUPER phosphate
ogIius osvr ptlers tensists 70 me 'at tna. w
j, f,reot3cs ct,tIrek eouscricd into cFprs: While
he Super Phosphate made from minera. pnaf,,
nhatic L,,ai,a and issineral pfipsphateft Instead
81 fYons bones. aFc ayaiia,ic eHlg q zee srts"
that they have been tendered foinbte by thc
action salpssis ssis ssg sga ans a R"r
bish asstltafity .beias III boo 1aseilfb'. ccndi-
zion 10 be ofsny vsii,c % the crop.
= This Fertilizer has been fucccrsinlS hfeu
hrondfIo,li fhe Southern aud Northern states
during tlfe past iftccn tcars.,.
New purchaserssre Referred ~ our pamPlnet
conIsining iesiln9niaiA ifem Issl,,nl 81,
Corn, Potatoes, Nfeat cte. FE
Mabess Fmbyoref Sp1'er Phosphate,
. Introduced lelo. ss
E,erssbnrsi.warfanted to eGsiaIn from, ST.
'sa q r.ssstyfre Rsssfssf " se'T'Ss D'''As'-
TIN ri. brand Iilysrs iruup lhc NiIsekcnired do
eribcd above, chiefly IN The ainenec 81 Dried
Mood and other animal fsa,trr. and 4 more rs-
anceisilt adapted fesasheat On land fe4"'fiHR
snly The addilien uf sasatse phosplascs,
Hsyinr taken ftc G,,pcra Agency at Bniii.
more for the sale az fhcur criebrsisd fefsiliSers
Ib,g 20 call tho attention 81 my ffieRds and
customers 10 the above Advertisement.
us,nV fsiis satisfied thas he eo'nynsition ~
thoas ss,rtiIiscss y strictly 10 accordance with
the iarmaiaa puitisbsd W thg pamnhie'si end
arr entirrIy rec iren any Adullorahen, 'ake
picasnrc ia Recommending them ~ all Mary.
land Farmer vim want rcliHelr apsi T'"Fipsneni
nanurcs. a -.
/ Price. $40 per ian--psskei " barrels ahou,
gan its.. each. az noe bags loo ii'. easb
Liberal dipreapis allowed ~ fealsrss sud
pamphlets farAIsiied in any ansntiF, free ~
expense. ofders prompd5 hlIedhy
II. VI. MACDONALD,
a flcncsai Agent FIR
MAPEs' sUPER.PHospBhTE OF LINE co.
ca. aeElaerey'' whaff and Frat g. -
BAETI 8ORE.
Dealer Is rcr,iissers, Hour, Gsaia, sssd'. qss.
spiasm
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DEATHS.

In Baltimore, on the morningof the 2olh
of April, after long aud severe limo s..
which, he bore with patience and resignation
to Divine will, WILLIAM LoCsnoS, ia the
I'D year 81 his age.
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STRANGE, Bat TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much
to their advantage by return mail free Of
charge by addressing the undersigned.
Those having fears of being humbugged will
obligc by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant,
TH0S. +. CHAPMAN,
1871 Broadway, New York.
dec2s-ly
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800 BURIAL LOTS,
10. sos Equity.

ia ne Circuit Curt f,e carroa Cag~ts.
Lew B,ssher, and nND!sHhp hts
Elias Becchcrs. " lnth daE ~
-. EApfiit inflls tifei
Noah Bvoehor, The mie made ard
81 .ti..r. 81 = srasaAssi - gts a..
soye t a,,i I ~ Isyi BeecAcr, Irastcc CIR tn
sale az tha Real and i<msshold Eslaie Il
sa,d canse aasrrihtd. and dacreed ~ " sid.
be- 6nally ratified and confirmed. puleAs e.sllse
Ia the rnnfrarS ~ silnsn, oh ~ before Abe
iIih las Of Mas, 1906 Peridsd acpay n
tins order &c inserted in aoInn nerkpapeg
printed IN Caaoll ecsnis. sar sl.res saccr-s
si,c weeks proy,uus 80 the 5th dag Of May
next. The report stsirs the nmonni 81 sal"
70 b. fourteen hundred dollars,-t ! 49, s'S, }
WM \. MokblaJP, Gu.
True Copy.-lest.
npl1.a Nm g.. MchuAIr. Cik,
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Ladies' Fancy Goods,
AT MRS. SIIRINER'S

GLOVES, all kinds. veiis, Of every descrip.
lion, Collars and Cuffs, latest styles, Hnndker-
chiefs, all kinds, Hosiery, all kinds, Parasols
and Sun Shades, Corsets and Hoop Skirts, la
Fancy Baskets, Portmonie's and Pocket Books,
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Combs, all kinds,
Dolls and Doll Heads, Gum Diapers, Fancy
Soaps and Perfumery, Albums, Childrens Car
riages and an endless variety Of goods for La
diae and Children at the
apis LADIES STORE,
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GREAT CLOSINC-OUT SALE
OF
COLD AND SIL TER VA TCHES

Owing to the great decline IN gold and gene
raj depressiou OF business, the Geneva Manu-
featuring Company are DESTROYS Of disposing
OF IN cir stock Of Watches Immediately. for cash,
and as their Agents, we have concluded to
adopt the average plan, and have put the price
At the low figure $l2 each, thus bringing u
syithin the reach of all to obtain a valuable
time-pieee.
ALL rnE roLLowrSa SPLENDID WATCHES
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Spring Fashions
FOB 1866,
or MILLINERY GOODS.
M r s. s n r | N Z re

rs nov rccciving from New York aud Bal
Il timdrF,her Spring Stock Of Straw and
Millinery Goods, embracing aII the novelties
&c the season, her. stock "a very large aud
wilfbc sold At the lowest cash prices.
I4nliss call and examine her
Straw Ropaets,
Ladies Hats,
Shaker Hoods,
Ribbons,
Flowers, -..aes.r
Feathers, H @
silks Satins,
Grapes
laces,
Malincs,
Illusions,
Ornaments.
Ruches.
Frames &c
SILK and Grape Bonnets always un hand
aud made 10 order.
MRS. SHRINER'S.
Bonnet and Fancy Store, West of
apj.tf the II. X. Depot, Westminster.
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NO. 81 Equity.
Dissolution Of COpartnership

Tr1IE CopattncFfhip hcIeiploro existing be.
tween W. 7, Grove, Bcnjamip skunk and
Daniel Link under the hrm and name 0f Grove
skunk A Co q this day dissolved by mutual
consent An claims being len with BeHjanin
skunk. one Of the Partners for collection.
W. 4. GROVE,
REM, sHuNk,
apl2 1866 u. LINK.
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WEST END o Kl WEST END D XII
A NJ. WARNER has just returned from
~ thc City with fine selection ofSpriig
Goods, which will be sold at right PRICES.
may .
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT,
GREAT SALE on WATCHES, CHAINS,
d + - II f4t. 4. 90 fftaua No Nc.

oNn MiLLios p nxE ,sor.t', mn Fa Z !,
~ ipo-o,.,,i y, ~, 90. .sa,,t c..
I Nuhvut FeBsru 70 ,Ai . 80 ~ -
I unt,i Yen kncn WAL yeu are ~ .sss'''o'
sPLFsptp ltss or AuricLns'
1 ,as nd, ~ 1,ey.. s2o ID slso each.
Xxx Iga "1 w "a - with
y w \. IA A. fast;acl. 1osJa 70 zoo q
Z soa ain ~ raa ,,,,,s a,,d f.olI,ee VI
y 'VV'i I'm. 1 40 to 50 a.
Sna +" fhsfno Dishes 10 to 100 q
~. ~ 4. a. tss,,,,cr, 10 10 10 q
ina II, Svr,,,, cn,,s, with y
eatoveys 90 to so . Z
ssoe q (.ohle,s 4 brink ~
W. Co. !, TO- so q
,son ~ raators 80 - 20 So /"
ssoss, :. Fruit Gard and
80 r.skc Bsekets 20 30 80 2
.noo dornr s,iIvcr Tea Spoons 10 10 10 doz.
5nsssa ~ - : rabls SnoauS
go" and pntks 20 10 10 ~
sqsg Cent? Gold IInniing. Ne
ca.c Watches 20 20 100 each
ssoI .sdies tscid I Enums1ed
lian!'ag.ea,ss Mal va, sg - !" !"
wv GEMS Buh''ns'o"s' ' AZ "a 10
yer Watehes ~ 70 ,a az I, y
200 Diamond iings =. =. W
5000 Cold vest anu NeeA !, "a a.
u, ehHIn - q
5000" |" Oval bhha .s8
All bfacrlrts 4, "a 90
5000 Jet aud Gold Bracelets +"
loo0 ChateIaiac rhainsn and
fFtN w. ~ .hain. Il 20
1000 s;,isiiirc 4 Goldbroocfics 10 10
5000 Coral, Opal and Emerald nFg
- nrooeheI ,....d
0""~ ",,a'a', -. -, n-.s N
49, :. -, 49, 49, ~. t.'..s.,A
''"V 'p 80 10, 49, "'' 4to =.
,on, It plops r,....ud
'V"V p ,a,,'., A.. 0to 10 a
49,. =, "a I, Z ~, w.,.b
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County Com snIssIoners' Notice.

rTN1E County Commissioners for Carol
County win meet at their Office, 10
Westminster, on the FrHsT MUNDAY o.
NAY, 1896, for the transaction Of
business.
BY order,
N e I.EyINALENTINE,
ap5sit Clerk.
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nv ANTED fromFive to Six Hundred
w Cords of Water and Span Oak Bark,
Mt ScHL0ssER a WESER's Tannery, two
miles East Of Westminster on the Western
Maryland Railroads for which the highest
cash price will be paid. We VIII pay enc
dollar per cord more than W'estlninster prices
for all Bark delivered at the yard in good
condition.
seHLossER 4 WIENER.
mar3-15tS
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N Office

All. persons who know themselves indebted
10 the firm Of Grove Skunk 4 Go. will please
call Immediately and settle, by 20 doing ihcy
will save cost. - u. siitNh.s
nnI1.3l
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LIE very latest Spring style Hat, at
tapl9J j. X. Busby's.
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FANuERY' 4 HORsENEN READ

s,cx sdrr bogsrs. noes ssn csrTIE TnoN
nl.r,.r NJ rnr ras or
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NTo0I, Cassimores, Twecls, Cotionadcs.
w &c,, just received at 49, II
may8 a. M Uraraxr&
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JNO. MATTHEWS,
AT HIS aTORE

WESTMINSTER, Mi.
" EEPS constantly on hand, amongst
N others, the following articles;
Fresh Fish, ....
Corn Meal, Flour,
Groceries 6f all kinds
Spices of all descriptions,
Bacon ofail qualities,
Tin Ware, fresh and full assortment.
Canned Oysters, Sardihps, and
Canned Fruits OF all varieties.
Dry Good. now selling at
cost, A carefully
selected aud full
assortment Of
QUE EMS w A u II. =.
Teas Of. oil kinds,
Cash paid for Cotton Rags,
Cash paid for Cora Meal.
Flour and Backwheat,
Butter, Eggs, Potatoes, aud
al kinds Of country produce.
marS-3m
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sIa DOLLARs EACIIlI

,.o ,,,at.....,..,, ~. n S,hro
I'o Solu iinn,,ns Nase st.a A. Saoo carh
no Ift,S rI wh.ene g.. ma.
h'o oo, -, nanh"s "~'s t9s 40 mo a.
PICK " a,cnes a.. d.,
Zoo sou h"ut'nS VS. ,oo,o I7s "
emf lever Na.o SaI
ZoO uo,1 hnhu"g '"'e zE,o i5o %
pine "a,cbes e...,i.
3V0 Gold rlated On 9'Gi,,n
S1iver Eases r"'cn' "'''' 5oto 100 "
watches ,,,,..... ~ W ~
$50 Ladies uoia hubnhg ,no ,oa q
Case Watches =, r..
100 LADIES Hold ana Eh'h- 20. iso a."
elled watches % 10Y
300 Ladies' GOD fatapt Lee ~.
yer Watches 10 10
800 Ladies' Gold LePine ,oo 4,
watches ~" '"0
4Vv soma shNer Ease D"Pie1 an 4. ,oo Z.
Watches 4Ot to loo
400 Solid Silver Case Patent >,
800 SOLID silver Case Lever ao,o "a q
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ATOTIONS.--Al fine selection Of Gloves
IN Hosiery, &c., at. AN ReyHera
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IL al iraasartiuus by mail. e." ihall thafFr
IN la4w aftlips the ccrtihcstes. Tsaring postage
ss,A dain- ,hr busiass' ~ srsts zach, Hhieh
tatgsf hr enclosed shrH ihr GrrtiAraHr o F"Ri
g,e 1--WE r~ttiF-st-- viii,sq -rat Tor ~. ylr,rn
Gaf g. lhiri7 fnr o. atty-h,s lot $40, Un"
hHudfrd fuf sIS.
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Great s.in apportionlncnf,

o. b. ai1id,,l ascssrdinr 50 thF flgWiHs yfs'' y
lstinas3
a. savfteprt tasifsss nsssaicy.. sraitd w, ard
v hsn orJcfr,i. ffa tsken ast wiiA"at regard ~
el,,Y,ro. aad seni hy iasii, iiius showing 30 r.
.sriiism "a receipt n thc ceribraie. YES
aili - abai son afc a. hbvraaef then e j. II
r-.r- r,ses - g-ud The dnilas aHg - ~. 80
tide Of not. rvs CT aHpFR HfaF ihns "hialn
Gold watch. Diassopd klaE, ofzny st ot Jrw.
-Ist 90 aur lisi faf Tine uoiiar.
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nFFICE over +. LYXca's Lumbcr Yard
~ Office, and directly opposite Cook s
Hotel, Westminster, Nd APPLY,
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xofiee OF E.crsenai DischaFge.

Trse Copy, Tests
marsGm VIZ 4 MCKEltIrs cl'k
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-27
Voting i'm the Territories.

"White Workingmen" frequently find it
to their advantage to move into the Terri
tories. Those of them who are opposed to
making voters out of the Negroes in the
States where they reside, would certainly
not like it if an inducement were held out
to the Negroes to go into the Territories
by extending to them the privilege of
voting. This, however, the Radicals in the
lower House Of Congress did. They passed
a bill to "amend the organic acts of the
Territories of Nebraska, Colorado, Dako-
ia, Montana, Washington, Idaho, Arizona,
Utah, and New Mexico" and in the 9th
section of that bill they declare that 'there
shall be no denial of the elective franchise
to citize ms of the United States because of
race or color" The bill was passed exclu-
sively by the votes of Republican mem
bers-7nOt one Republican member from
Ohio could be brought to vote against it.
Do "White Workingmen " approve the
course of the Republican members of Ohio
on that bill? It-they don't, they should
vote against every one of them. lfa
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aCopperhead NInIden.."

The Cleveland Leader (Radical) sneers at
thirty-six white females because they were
drawn in procession, under banner
inscribed: "Fathers and Brothers, save us
from Negro Husbands" We don't know
that it is matter to be sneered at. 1t is
not very long since the wife of high State
official had the temerity to ask a White
girl she sought to employ as chamber-maid,
to sleep with her Negro cook. The White
maiden was too. much of "Copperhesd"
to submit to any such degradation. OF
course, the Leader and co-laborers think
she was fool for refusing to do so. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-27
Laying the Corner stone.

The corner stone of the new Catholic
Church or Cathedral, about to be erected
on the corner of Fifth and Broad streets,
in this city, will be laid with due ceremon-
les on Sunday, the 2Sth day of October
next. 1t is expected that three bishops
will be present on the occasion, with a
large representation of the Catholic clergy,
as well as of Catholic societies and orders.
There will doubtless be also an immense
throng of visitors from abroad. The pro-
gramme of the arrangements and exercises
OF the day will be published in due season
for the information of all interested, and the
public at large.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-27
Little nj ismi a. columbus & XenIa and
western Railroads.

Wecall the attention of our readers, and
especially the travelling. public to the
changes in the advertisement of the time
and connections of the L. NJ. & C,.-& y.
X. r.
Direct connections are now made at
Richmond, Ind, with the Chicago and
Great Eastern r. R., with both passeng cr
and freight trains. Under this new ar
rangement, the freight time is reduced to
thirty-eight hours between Columbus and
Chicago-freight leaving this poiut in the
evening arriving at Chicago on the morn
ing of the second day. This is a relOble
line-always up to time, and the agents
and conductors are gentlemen who under
stand their business. .r7gnis>g3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-27
So.

THADDEUs STEVENS, in the speech he
made at Bedford, Pa, on the 4th inst, said
if it had not been for the perversity of the
President and the Copperheads they could
at least have made voters out of the Ne
groes who served in the army, and confis-
Gated enough of property in the South to
have given to all of them homesteads.
The Cincinnati Commercial likewise frames
an indictment against the President. Its
Indictment is in these words 'If it had
not been for the inherent and perverse OBJ
stinacy of the President, he could have
been reconciled with the majority in both
Houses of Congress-" #0iHH
Herein STEVENS and the Commercial agree.
STEVENS is a Radical and the Commercial is
a Moderate Repu blican. What beauties
they are, to be sure. O.. H'.d
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Discharged.


The Morning Journal noticed, some time
since, the arrest of James A. Gillespie, Of
this city, on the charge of having passed,
or attempted to pass, counterfeit money.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Gillespie, on ex-
amin ltion before U. S. Commissioner ii. L.
Chittehden, was honorably discharged, the
evidence adduced against him being, in the
opinion of the Commissioner, insufficient
to require him to answer further to the
charge. Saul s. Henkle of this city, ap-
peared as counsel for Mr.. Gillespie before
the Commissioner. lHa nssd eut!
We were not present at the examination,
but learn, from disinterested source, that
there was not particle OF testimony of
fered tending to sustain the charge against
the accused. The prosecution evidently
had its origin in personal grudge or i'll
will, and is said to have been mainly insti-
gated by certain police officer, to whom
we had occasion to administer rebuke a
few days since, iuiloJ g3I5Hf. I.l ayl.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-27
Moderate.

The stool-pigeon journals that play the
Conservative role for the Radicals say that
the pending Constitutional amendment
which makes out Of the Negroes citizens Of
the United States in the fullest and most en-
larged sense, is not Radical measure; but
that it is, ION the contrary, the proposition
of the Moderates." If that is moderate Rer
publicanism, the people have cause to pray
to be delivered from Radicalisn. Moder-
ate Republicanism simply wants to give to
the Negroes all the political rights, privi-
leges and dimmunities that White men enjoy.
Voters, what do you think of the moderate
Republicans who want to indict'upoh the
country this thingS ......
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-27
Course.

A couple of days ago the public were in
formed that Rebel insurrection had taken
place in Texas, and that General SHERIDAN
had started for the alleged scene OF diff
Guilty. The report turns out to have been
aRadical fabrication, manufactured for the
purpose of assisting to save the Radicals
from defeat in the coming election. SINH
lar reports may be looked for daily until
the election. Their cause is Desperate
Hence they will resort to any and every
thing chat will give the least promise Of
assistance. sg ~. tt,o.tn,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-27

Hon. JOSEPH NJ. Roof made speech for
the Radicals at. Cincinnati few nights
ago. referring to President JOHNSON
he had considerable to say about JUDAS
IscARIoT-t thought President JOHNSON
"would make tolerablc good representa-
tiver for JUDAS. That's tame, decidedly.
Days before, BENJAMIN f. WADE, one Of
the Radial Ohio Senators, said "JUDAs
IsoARIoT was gentleman as compared
with President JOHNSON" There is no
abuse too shameless for the revolutionary
Radicals to use toward the President;
but when we take into consideration that
they have "less concern" for White
Workingmen" than for the Negroes, it is
easily to be accounted for. The President
has faith in White Workingmen." That's
what's the matter. a U.', t,as