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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-06-14

Statement ofthe Condition OF the United
states Accident Insurance Company, on
the 2Sth day of May, 1906, made to
the Auditor OF Ohio, pursuant to the
statute of TIA Rt State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name of the Company is the Unted States Ae-
cident Insurance Company, and is located ut Syra-
cuse, New York.
/. CAPITAL.
The amount ofits Capital Stock, all paid
up Is S2OOOOO 10
II. ASSETS.
Cash of the Company on hand, and in
the hands of agents and other persons, 22,03S 30
The Bonds and Stocks owned by the
Company .>............................ 10000 90
Total Assets Of the Company....... Sls7,u3S 80
ILL., LIABILITIES.
The amount ofliabilities, due or not due,
TO Banks and other creditors............. $500 90
Losses adjusted and ddue...............,.... 1888 81
Losses unadj ted, estmated) $50 90
Losses in suspense waiting for further
plooi ~ DC
Total liabilities sl2ss OF
~. MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any one
IlSk 'SlO,OOO OO
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OFFICE OF THE Auplron OF STATE,

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is hereby certified that the foregoing correct
copy of the Statement of Condition of the United
States Accident Insurance Company of Syracuse,
New York, made to and filed in this office, for the
year 1865.
tseall Witness my hand and seal officially.
lStamp.l JAS. II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of fState.
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cysn g!s DR.. srrrcrrAsDs
/ PILES Remedy

has cured thousands of the worst cases of Blind and
Bleeding Piles. 1t gives immediate relief and effecte
Permanet cure. II is warranted to cure
For sale by all Druggists at 50 cents per bottle.
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ANOTHER VETO!
what hS hGSD
wHY-THE VETO OF HIGH PRICES BY
KGHLER & MAYER,
BOOT & SHOE

MANUFAUTUREhS AND DEALERS,
Tdmadge Block, Main street, sign of the Big Boot
We are now selling BOOTS a. SHOES at prices
so much lower than heretofore, that every man and
youth can say chat they are at last actually coming
down to the gold standard Call and see for your
selves, and we will satisfy you either with our own
work or the Custom. made article from the finest
Calf Sewed Boots, TO the coarsest and most subsan.
tia Brogans, LADIES' Misses and Childrens' Wear,
low prices. Also,
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
In short every thing usually to bo found In awell
ordered Boot, Shoe and Leather Store
Our thanks are rendered for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to us, and shall endeavor to
merit its continuance as well rs large increase Of
new custom. KOlfL,ER 4 MAYER,
Lancaster, Juno a. 2sG6-u
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Asbell Louisa McArdeIl Dennis
Dauenmyer Cath Miller T II
arine Neytinger Matthias
Dudderan W NJ Pugh Ashford
Jamison p Shumaker ] B
Kinster + Smith LannaC
Kesuer Jennie Sholl Lou Miss
Kaufman John Wright G Mrs
Lechtliter Stella Webster Jennie
These letters arc subject to an extra
charge Of one cent.
G. M. L. WISEMAN,
Postmaster.
per G. H. WILLIAMS, Asst.
Lancaster, June IA 1866.
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~. MISCELLANEOUS.
10 greatest amount insured in any one
srArr OF Nav YOnn. countn Of onondnan,

GTVtFVVoV UIIU
IlSh, 'SluuOO w
. The amount OF Its capital or earnings deposited in
any other State, as security for losses herennone.
STATE OF NEw YoRN. County Of ORonddgd, IS.
A. A. Hewlett, President, AMI Theo. +. Andrews,
Secretary OF the United States Accident Insurance
Company, being severally sworn, depose and say,
that the foregoing is full, true and ect state
ment Of the affairs OF the said Company, and that
they are the above described officers thereof
A. A. HOWLETT, President.
Il. +. ANDREWS, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this goth day OF
May 1866. j. HURST,
Five GEM SrAMP.l Justice Of the Peace.
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LANCASTER RETAIL MARKET.
Corrected Weekly, by CHARLES PAIRAN, Grocer, cor
ner Nam Street and Public Square,
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Farm for Sale.

HNIIE LAST CHANCE. The undersigned will ofyer
= for sale, at the Court House, in Lancaster. On
saturday, june 10th, Farm Of SO aoro., Az
Of Dumontville. Farm is good order and well oIo.
yered haa new frame house, large bank barn, hne
young orchard, and spring Terms, one third in
years. r. NJ. FRIEND.
June T. Is6e-2w o. P. Weakly, Auc.
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An dnbaciIe.

We entirely agree with the Chicago Times
in its saying that no one will be surprised
should the account given by the Spanish
admiral of the action of General KILPAr-
RICK concerning the bombardment of Vail
paraiso prove correct. The general proved
himself to be a hot-headed, indiscrcet DEM
agogue when on the stump in New Jersey
last fall. ltwas to pay for his desertion Of
the democratic party that Mr.. SEWARD rel
called Mr.. WILSON and sent out General
KnPATRIck,. There should be a full inves-
tigation of the course taken by Commodore
RoDGERs and the general in connection
with the boihbardment, Unless Admiral
NUNEz makes many and gross misstate-
ments, the Gillian government cannot want
either of these men there. If he states truly,
they justified Spain in making war upon
Chill, and justified him in bombarding the
city. t.lglm 81 ii h.. ..1,. .i..
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Tho Triaf OF y effersontDnv

The radical press has discovered anew
source Of grief aud terror in the fact that
JEFFERSON DAYS. is 10 be brought to trial
before a jury of his peers. They can mot
forgive the President for not conyieting
him by military commission and for not
banging him in a hollow square. This
alone would have gratifed their thirst for
lawlessncss, fortune and blood The Chi
tago Tribune says: ig
Is call the world o stage, and all the men
and women merely players,pth that we must
needs have the great tragedy OF SECESSION,
rebellion, and the war for the Union close
with the farce of 'JellersOn Davis before n
Virginia jury ~ H f4J ...,. a .3a.l.
IL would seem so. The telegraph Informs
us of his Indictment, and that his trial in
that mode viii take place next Month lm-
agine n jury of twelve men, whose sole
qualification for deciding the whole ques-
tiOn involved between the surviving gov
ernment and the defunet rebellion is the
fact that they have formed no opinion what
ever on the question, Whether the leader of
the rebellion did or did not .,levy war;
against the United States! Imagine gov
ernment after subduing rebellion by war.
submitting the question of its right 10 do so
TO petty jnryll GI .a.uie ~ .as1.--
To which the milwaukee, News responds
in this sensible and pointed manner "Thls
is meant as an attack upon president JonN-
son. Fortunately the right Of trial by
jury docs not emanate from the President
Of the United States, It's right guaran-
teed by the federal constitution, and a right
as sacred as the Union itself, and when It
comes to that point that the people of the
United States dare not trust the question
OF treason, or any other crime, to the de-
termination ORA petty jury" they had better
abandon the government aud leave treason
to 20 UNPUBLISHED altogether. .... .sI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-18
MEDICAL NOfICE.

!. DR.. II. CONE may be consulted as foliows,
In XIlNI A,at the Depot Eating House on Thurs
Sept. 13; Oct is. r.s 'e..' - 4 " ~
In DAYTON at the Phillips House. on Fridays,
March % 9; April l$i May lsiJnly6; Aug. 10, Sept.
In TROY at the Morris House, on SATURDAYS
March NJ 10; April III May 9;July7 2; Aug, II Sept
In SPRINGFIELD at the Willis House. on
Thursdays, March Is; Aprl 10; May 2iy July 12
Aug. 10; Sept. 90; Oct, 25. l.t,lr.
+ DR. CONE has had Offices In each of the above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
Seven years, and as he has treated and cured many
Patients in each of the above places ne can gave
inc best OF references in each placeas to his skill
Dr CONE Treats and Cures all varieties oi
Ear; makes no charge for cons sultation, but Ii
those who consult him desire treatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines p "a TT
Medicines that will last patient from four to six
months, cost from Five TO Thirty dollars, In Cash
q tgi Glg i sf! Address,: DIR. Il. CONE, 9.
COLUMBUS, ONO.
noy2b7d1y. t,s.,N tu.trtG 1ntt.s 4 1 ggti
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-18

t9 Mr.. Mu.LER, a radical member of the
Harrisburg district ofiPennsylyania,l in his
speech in the House on Wednesday, urged
his 7iaborers to hurry up their business
as this might be the last republican Con-
gress that would meet for some time if not
forever. ADsfsi, slisl ~ 49, ti,@-elss13t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-18

The Democracy of Butler county have
pledged themselves ssto sustniif the 'l'res sd
dent of the United States ia all his Consti-
tutioHll efforts to restofethe onion of tiie
States and 30 obtain for all tIr States their
Constitutional rights ihi dnr National Leg
islpure; and, without regard to past differ
ences," thas 'sesrdiaily Zinsi,es tsle political
cp7opcr'S9gwitlf thepi shi The apbroaiehl
ING campaign of all who are in favor of sus-
tanning ANbREw JOHNSON hills plan or re-
storing the unity Of the States"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-18

Judge II. J.. CoNsFooKy " leading, Re-
puSls'a III Wyoming codItA Ndw York.
Is out In letter in favor of sustaining the
policy of siel ttIfeshdesle tExsSenalot
BROWNING, the most talented Republican
lawyer in Illbos hasalsol lItitten an able
defense of the President While the noisy
politicians Who'dte looking 70 the sdpferhl
acy of party precondemning him, he Is
'stfstaihcd'by tito,fsands of the quiet ranR
and file of the Republicans inap the statns
Of the Union, who, pot beinE office seekers.
look ih6fc toflia wSlfaEe Of the e country
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Despotic Action.

A new Radical proposition to force ne
gro suffrage upon the people Of the Dis
trict of Colunbiais to be introduced into
Congress. The people having voted it
down, at the rate Of about 1000 to !, 1t Is
resolved now to force what these Disunion
Radicals. call s'intelligent'' suffrage upon
them-mehning negroes who can read.
They also have a plan to destroy the muni-
cipal government of Washington and
Gcorgetown-take away their charters
and put the two ''disloyal" cities under the
rule of three commissioners selected by
SUMNER and STEVENS. 81"
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ALL soRTsoF PARAGRAPHS

, II isffated irk IA Dispatch ffSm Etstport.
Rie- yht Acting ADMIRAL Boggsf has Just
fN there ip the steamer DE Sotofb demand
A. explanakou froni Che commanIler of khe
EngNshstetJoe at 81 Andrews.l In regasd
70 firing into a pleasure boat off Rober-
son Point with a party Of Americans on
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-18
Righteous Verdict.

The Cincinnati Enquirer truthfully says
"If ewr-a rlghteQps vsfilictiFassfendercd
by 5uy, ws4 that fctut Jed he alher
day BY Pie iry that "a In the case ofiDr.
NEwIAND, hldictea fot fhe murder of'the
Rev MADISON EVANS. when Dr. NRw-
LAND entered the army at the commence
ment ofs the recent war, he left his ,laugb-
ter, some fourteen years Of age only. pu-
pill aftflt dceckssd. who was preacher of
the Gospel. and in whom the child had
every confidence. He took advantage Of
her age and situation aud ruined her.
Wkb ngcEgpula9pt - rpsf tle ,rssdsi
thd rascal nd not deserve Just what the
Ontrnged and crazed father. .sravc his,, ~ . o.
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"Thc Roll OfiInnnr. >,


Here is nearly two millions of dollars
paid for "transportation"-th railroad
fares ofour colored brethreni For clothing
and food, nearly siNtmillioRs more Had
we not all of us better get upon this pens
sion hstP Ot are we to have colored no.
bility sustained by the Treasury
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-18

EB- A correspondent writing from Quin.
cy. tIn9 TO the Chicago Republican sx-
plaining how it was that that city weni
democratic strongly at the. recent elec.
tion, says; The truth is, there never was
in this country party more ably led and
MANAGED than The democratic party.r ~.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-18

| DOard.
a dispatch from Fortress Monroe TO tn,
i NeF11pT< Hsrdh says JET Davis received
the announcement Of his Indictment Will
4 great indifference. His main point OF de
Tense viii he. based upon the prerogativei
granted every citizen to sustain the ofllcia
I q his reRcctKs Nate HAS
\ sfhe c,hfepper Vifghia7 0bserpey says
Mrs. James Keith Taylor, the sister O.
tChief 9tfsfies MarshalLi iat an advanced age
| beloved and ycnerated by all around. I,
still hyfng, and resides in the lower end ol
EarY'eS ePaqiyR ITSi ~
Z Tia sens-Anuhal tcbort OF the Indiana
superintendent Of public instruction shows
thai there are'5b25ti thildten between the
ages OF six and twenty-one years needing
instruction, and an appropriation of, 81.
OO5,7i3 SO for common school purposes il
required. II,
Eight Repnblican journals In Pcnnsyl-
! Ntebsftl sThas more thaTf caii be said fol
Ohio. tfse a
Hon. Geo i. Badger. of North Carolina,
anu Secretary of the Navy under Prcsi-
dent Harrison, aud subsequently u, s.
E1'ppii'QqEt lsYfadt. X Il Il A ilhD
Edward Dawson. the defaulting treasurer
l9SgacFopVille Ip4seiIerted his escape the
otler day, While temporarily released on a
writ of habeds corpus. '....
L, II. Bureh and Mrs. Mary ". Phelps,
Charged with adultery, were recently
tarreed and saatbaedsat Solon. Kent county,
Michigan.
a package Of jack knives made in 1895
turned up in New Haven, Conn. lately.
and was sold ut auction. One of them was
sent to the historical society.
A series of wolf hunts are now progress
ing in Walwofth county, Wis. Several
hundred sheep having been killed during
the past winter by wolves, the citizens are
bept on sSerwipatipg the wolf tEibdsin
ffg c0rng & 60 "A
The Republican party OF Connecticut are
henceforth to assume a more bold and az
gressive policy" says the Hartford Press.
i lsas .1s extsAne aIIl dlqfruttife il Ms Nieys
From the mountains OF Panama, Won
may see at the Serqei itimethe Atlantic and
Over $4,000 in counterfeit- half-dollar
notes wF F1iseovTsd TO " ip cFcphtion in
Natchezl lbllsA, on 6Sathrday of1aA week.
Thirteen different styles of counterfeits
were found.
1t is the declared opinion of the New
YorksJinles, that II will net take ihucllof
Stsyehs' ''inanagenent" sf6 6fuin any party
that submits to it.
The Plain Dealer. in speaking of the Re-
publican party in Congress says "a ,sUnited
they Adividedstlfey don't stand at
ALL"
Butler has spoken. Neither the Recon-
struction plan OF Congress nor of the Pres
ident is acceptable to him. Fred. Douglass
agrees with him.
Aboas tlic hJnSsAI V hamnayers of sBei
ball at Chapel Hill, n. c., on the evening of
June Z, are Hon. Jefferson Davis, of Fort
ress Monroe, and Gen. J. c. Breckenridge,
of Canada.
Lucy Stone says; sThe cradle is "A wo-
mans ballot-boX. Then we've known
some unlawful voting. where two ballots
were depesited at atips.s hsSsaykaE
Green, sthe 4ntTlekeI hd$ abbdrHed XII
another spiritual circle, and reiterated his |
qualification at being hung,
One Rhinehardt, basket maker, was ar
rested in Kingston, New York, for murder
ngAsix llegitipate infants, Of which heI
was the f1ther.V - Ut l u " - "
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-18

Mr.. Samuel Swartz, of Rockingham, Va,
has lamb not yet year old, which yields
seven pounds of wool. the average length
TOf which is one foot. The lamb weighs 60
pounds. What Ia even more remarkable
than the length. and weight of lis fleece. is
the. fact that it was for some. time very
black, and Is now white.-ET, .I,IGinG.
Civil Rights" would suggest for that
pet lamb" at least a bpequi .t, Ii ,,il !;
TnE Rsp1Cku PoLIcYA~Give us the run
ofthe Treasury tilfis76, ," siiy they, sand you
car take What We leave there at that time.,'
Su,Ai, in, brief says the Hartford Times, 4
the policy OF the Radicals al unfolded in
their constittItienal ntnehflthatit' fNi'' -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-18

gS Another destructive food is pouring
over some portions of Louisiana. The New
Orleans Crescent. of late date, says:i s{rhe
opening in the Morganza levee Is above
400 feet wide, with a depth of ten feet and
that at Grand Levee fun a half mile in
width. The combined flood of the two
crevasses must speedily inundate the most
productive and best cultivated lands in the
State, all the way to the Gulf of MeXico.,
The Crescent adds "It is one of the great
est disasters that has befalien the sugarre-
gion, and coming directly after the ruin. OF
the hate war, it will bankrupt thousahds.n
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-18

Ga- The Cincinnati National Union IRE
pliblican) accuses sthe Radicals with de-
termination to oukdQ the Secessiomists In
keepingt the South out of the Union.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-18
The state Convention.

| The nanperotia Ctoto .r,-,,.,..,. ..T s.,,
,,ent ~ Cni,',,,I, o'nSe CONVENTION viii
c nlay z4tl;
enobIe th q a. Z, sol9ell as t1us carry 10
to comnanca M q oen,no; oi,o Gntph ,.a, cause
lone before can DC
TIM bm ~ II itS s5
restnrotion noiicy of ProliIa,,t PuDIarss gNe the
mn unesniyoaaI aY & yoitls9n
be the nromjnt,o o,ieston ~ ~, tnnr VIII
Ihere heinz M noSs;hin 49, VI ."G callYass.
thnso, Of tho Pen,ppbI,n. way III Willcin
proye of the artipn ns H. opIssy hH,ho up
moLe thoi, i', "du "Jt,o,a VI .he Iresluent can
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-18

cB The Toledo Blade, in referring to the
decapitationofl officeholders by the Presi-
dent because of the non-support Of his poll
icy, quoted these two lines for the benefit
of Office holders in that Locality, aud they
will apply to the ofilce-hOlders in this lo-
cality, too uAHit -Al Al -ra@ t-l-uqi =
.eYe living men come view the ground 20
y. where yOu nust shortly lie" -lll4 go q
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-18

az In view! of the contemplated trial Of
JEFFERSON DAVIS for treason, at Richmond,
the following, from the tErdptf,er,, is2not
without interest. 1t saYs;-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-18

10 B4Officers of national banks throughout
the country are urging the necessity of
legislation by. Congress to protect them
from the additional shareholder tax i'm
posed by local authorities, under the recent
decision of the Supreme Court, declaring
such tax to be permissible under the cur-
rency act. They aver that the inevitable
result will be the winding up Of large
number of national banks. il relieflis not
afforded. u 'A y l1s-ase!u II
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-18

tB B-Mr. CHANDLER, M. O.. from New
York, on Monday last was censured, by a
House resolution, for Offering resolution
complimentary to the patriotism of Presi-
dent JOHNSON. The vote of eensure was
passed, yeas ~; nays 3O.' Mr.. HuBBEI, of
Ohio, voted with the nays. It is great
wonder Mr.. CHANDLER was not expelled!
1t was talked of. What makes the infamy
of this transaction especially black, is the
fact that recently, when ISGERsoLL, of II
linois, villlfied President Johnson through
an hours speech, ne was listened to by
Republican members with great satisflc-
ton.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-18

Troches are used with always good success ,
i SINGERS AND PUBIC SPEAKERS
will find Toches useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing Speaking, and relieving
the throat after unusual exertiol of the vocal
organs; me Ir0ches are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Being
an article of true merit. and having Droped their
efficacy by d test of 1nany years, each YEAR nds
lthem in now localities In, various parts Of the
world, and the 1bocfes are universally pronounced
Obtain only "BR0WN's BRONCHIAL, TRIO
CHES," and do not take any Of the Worthless I,ni-
tdttons that may be offered. .1-''
Sold every where in the United States and For
eign Countries, at 35 cents per bexs oc25 -Gmdw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-18

~ Pi"S II" oeneF piece Will be performed.
----es-e
To morrow night grand complimentary Benefit to
MIR. J. N. WORL
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Important Accessions. .

outraged and creaed.fAther.%ayc hbu " /
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-30

reference has been made, can be relied
on, at this very time negotiations had al.
ready beer opened with Mr.. Seward.
The following facts viii he recalled con
cerning Mr.. Stewards connection with the
New York meeting. On the 2lst Of Febru-
AIRY, he bad prolonged interview with the
President, and started ut once for New York,
The next day the President made speech,
which a member Of his own household de.
clared was prepared beforehand, aud that
the President said exactly what he had do.
termined to say. Mr.. Seward went TO New
York aad made his speech. After the
meeting he diued with the old leaders of
the Democracy in that State. ATter hcarinp
the exact character Of the speech of the
President, he aud those who were working
with him, sent those dispatches which at
first 80 perplexed ths country by their
style, but which, on second thought, were
believed to reflect the character OF the diu.
ner, rather than any sincere Endorsement Of
the speech. tln
The declaration OF Mr.. Seward that he
originated the presen. Administration
policy, was good thing to 80 South. The
denial Of that in part, and OF tho use of
oontemptuous language about Mr. Johnson,
Is q good thing to keep peace with the
Fre6hleht, anu mako nltn OeltoVe tlat nc ~
not being used to bring about certain ends,
whereby Mr. Sewardis alone to profit
Until these late Developments, no one
seemed TO have any clue to the object OF
Mr., SewSrGs visit to Havana. There ars
those who are now questioning who he
might have met in that rebel city of refuge,
and what might have been the character Of
the negotiations eutcred uto here.
Inasmuch up to tho timo Of Mr.. Stewards
return tho President was known TO have no
serious objections to the Freedmel's Blu.
reau bill, il is now questioned whether, as
Mr.. Seward asserts, he is not directly re.
sponsible.. t. t,.'.a
1t is well known here that Mr.. Seward
still cherishes the most bitter feelings to.
ward the Republican party for not making
him President in 1861. s. ,.t.s.r
All the matters which are stated posi-
lively in the above are susceptible of proof.
Those wh.oh are given as surmises will be
Judged OF by each reader, and each will
draw such conclusions as he deems war.
ranted by the facts presented. l,.I
nv. Mn.