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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-24

There are three districts of South Carolina
which will send three members TO the American
Congress, whose constituents are l20, O72 white
people, 2l5 blacks and 19, 400 voters. That
is, Just as many white people as will make one
district in Ohio, and still less number of vo-
ters for the suffrage of o0hiteS in South Carolina
is more restricted than in Ohio. Now let us COM
pare this with the IXth District, Ohio
Ninth District of Ohio:
Formulation. lZo,yOO
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-24
ANOTHER LOGAN IN THE FIkLD.

Gen. John A. Logan, as our readers
know, is tower of strength to the Union
cause in the west. The Chicago Republi-
can says:
Hon. VIM. H. Logan, brother of the dis
tinguished General John A. Logan, and a
member of the present House of Repre-
sentatives of the Illinois Legislature, in
which he was one of the most prominent
and brilliant Democratic leaders, has pro-
nounced in favor of. the constitutional
amendment in a cogent letter, charac-
terized by sound sense and patriotism
Mr.. Logan is a younger brother of the
General, and possessed of many Of his dis
tinguishing characteristics-his ardor, en-
thusiasm, and generous impulse: His in
fluence will have powerful effect on the
right side in the coming campaign in
Egypt
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-24
Western Reserve NnrmnIschool

THE terms of the WESTERN RESERVE NoRuAt. scuoo,
Ior the ensuing year will commence follows:
The Fall Term Arvu.. o..
The Winter Term No2erh.. So.a
The Spring Term March 5sS. iSSs'
TUITION ss PER TEzx, payable in aSvazes.
Rooms with cook-stove furnished can b. had f ..ls
boarding Textbooks furnished at cents per volume
For further information respecting the school, or for
SAMUEL =. NEWMAN, PRINCIPAL.
Milan, o., August, Is8e.-32E3.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-24

The better nations bscome acquainted with each other
the fewer will be their pTeudces, and the likely
viii they be to love and respect each other Just with
Herrick Aliens Gold Medal SalerstuE-the more you
know of the you want to, and the anxious
you to baTe your friends become its patrons 1t not
not ouy makes the best Biscuit Bread &c. bus
dyspepsia and Strengthens weak stomachs. 1t has
equal. Most Of the Grocsrs have it.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-24
The Oleveland PlQindeQler saws:


1T is rumored that Rush R. Sloane, Special
Mail Agent for Ohio, is about TO be removed
for expressing hostility to the policy of the
President, and that Gen. Kirby, formerly of the
l0lst Ohio, is to be his successor"
AS Gen. Kirby is one of the most uncondi-
tiqnal, outspoken supporters of the present Con.
gress that we know of, we think that the editor
of the Plaindedier can beat Cul. Pepper who
was kicked out of his Saptanic Majestys do.
minions for lying.-Bucyrls Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-24
PARDON NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that application viii ba
~ M ade to the Governor ct Ohio the 1st day of
October 1885, for the pardon of David Grant, Sr, now
confined in the Ohio Peniteutiary for murder.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-24
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE!

VIE subscriber has number of Lots west of the Raj
Il Road Depot, in Fremont between CrOghan and Napo
icon Streets which he will sail on liberal terms as TO
price and psymeDt n :, 9TrfrgI lNr,
Fremont March 1851
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-24
Lost or Stolen
FARM FOR SALE.

TIHE undersigned offers for sale his farm containing
1 800 acres, situated on ths South Ridge in York
township. For particulars enquire on the premises.
July q, l566-nSO-tf. HENRY NICHOLS
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-24
For Sale.

TWO WORK HORSES, WAGON, and ore set of Har-
/ ness. A good bargain can be obtained By calling
soon. Erqrire Of g. A. BERGER.
Fremont Aug. II, 1866 -33w3A
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-24
FOR THE YEAR 1885

Imay be found at my room in the Crozhan Uousr.
Fremont, pEHctsaLy the following daJs by nv ut .
tients and all iBvslds wishing to consult me:
Tuesday and Wednesday, september 4tb and Sth
Tuesday and Wednesday, September 18th end I9.b.
Tuesday and "Wednesday, Oct6 Der I'd md 3D.
Tues-Ry and Wednesday, Oct. Der l6'h ard 18th.
TUESDAY and Wednesday, October 30th and 3Ist-
Tuesday and WedneFday, Ncvsub Der 18th and I4fh.
Tuesday and Wein-s ay, November 9th and zsih.
Tuesday and Wednesday December nth a,d 18th
Wednesday and Thursday, December 10th and 27tb.
THos. II. GREENOUGH, ND,
Physician for Chronic Diseases 2I5 Summit straat
(near Whites Hall ToIeio, Ohio. r2ktf.I
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-24
ROberfs q SheIdOl,,

Manufacturers of Copper Tin, aud ShestIron Ware and
Dealers in Stoves Agricultural Implements Stoves Bags
Eoo Hides, Sheep -pslts, Old Copper, Old Stoves c-
All sorts ofgenuine Yankee Notions. ST. Calr's Brick
plock, No. q, Fremont, Ohio. May q, 1854.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-24
BOUNTY! BOUNTY!

TTNHE "EQUALIZ ;TION BILL has At I,., b..o,,.
law, as has also the bill increase invalid Pepsons
In certain cases. and 70 give Widows extra Penson1 fr
their young children. Now bring on yoar diechares
and other evidence possibe. DELAYS are dsn
gerous. c. PAGF Attor1s- y - - N-"-
Aug. 10, 1se6-32f Ciyde ohio
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-24
Farm for Sale.

49, THE subscriber offers for s1s his farm ,sSsArss
III; situated in Ballylle Township, San SsSSssS&
3ll dusky County, on the old plank road s6TTfS$
between Fremont and Green Springs, AZ miles -
from the lat place. and about disancs from
the former and mile west OF the Dueser School House
The farm contains 40 of frsrae land go acres
cleared, under good cultivation aud well fenced; has
good frame house aud other necessary buildings an apple
orchard about 90 bearing trees plenty OF water
and winter and many other advantages For price and
further paItcula call at the premises or address the
subscriber at Fremont.
JEREMIAH SULLIVAN.
August "a, IS66-s4w4s ffEs
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-24
on EQUAL CIVIL RIGHTS.
ON NNEGRo SUFFRAGE.
Executive OFFICE,
nW AsHINaToN, August Is, 1865.


aGor@nor W. L. Shdrkey, Jackson, Mss.
Il am gratifed to see that you have organ
lied your Convention without difficulty. |
hope that without delay your Convention will
amend your State Constitution, abOlishing sla-
very and denying to all future legislatures the
power to legislate that there is property in man;
also that they will adopt the amendment to the
Constitution of the United States abolishing
slavery If you could extend the elective fran
chise to all persons of color who can read the
Constitution of the United States in English,
and write their names, and to all persons of
color who own real estate valued at not less
than two hundred and fifty dollars aud pay
taxes thereon, you would completely disarm
the adversary and set an example which the
other States would soon follow-This you can
do with perfect safety, and you thus place the
Southern States, in reference to free persons of
color, upon the same basis with the free States"
"My position here is different from what it
would be if / was in Tennessee. There l should
try to INTRODUCES negro suffrage gradually: first,
those who had served in the army, those who
could read and write, and perhaps property
qualification for others, say two hundred or
two hundred and fifty dollars President
Andro,, LoL,cO11 NOus4nbeT 1866
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-24

"He who stands off stirring up discomfort in
this State and higgliDg about negroes, is prac'
tically in the rebel camp and encourages trea-
son. He who in Indiana or Ohio, makes wal
upon the Government out of regard to slavery,
is Just as bad Andrew johnson at Nash
vile, June 10, 1865.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-24

HIGH CoMEDY.-The Worcester Spy thus hits
off the opening scene of the Philadelphia Con-
ventiOn;
'Mr. Nasby's vision of the entrance of Presi.
dent johnson into the Philadelphia Convention
-"Gen. Buel holdin oyer him fedral flag
and Gen. Henry A. Wise confedret flag, both
wavin EN- to the music NV two bands, one
playin Dixie, and the other Yankee Doodle
ofcourse suggested to the managers at Phla-
delphia the dramatic spectacle with which
their proceedings opened. With little change
in the persons to whom the leading parts were
assigned Mr.. Randall's scene was essentially q
copy of MIR. Nasbys, ard was copied without
acknowledgment-which was very wrong in
Mr.. Randall" :"
Postmaster Clark of Van Wert, Ohio, receiv-
ed Randall's official circu'1r asking an endorse.
ment of the Piebald Philadelphia Convention
Mr.. Clark answered the dispenser of loaves and
fishes in this wise:-
= l wish to say to you that am
not Bread and d-Butter man, and am not selling
my sentiments for an Office | stand by the
Congress of the United States; am not in favor
of allowing rebels seats in Congress; and heart
lily endorse the action of Congress in keeping
them out. l don't see the necessity for the
Convention and consequently cannot indorse
the call. | am not johnson man.
Very Respectfully,
W. A. CLARK, p. NJ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-26
On q un5on So ConTennon.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-26

The sa3zs q z Il Eis5cF d Co, q
CE1rlarz1E- fs- lie yeE- ending AF'-ll
aiEb were So -ii1-- zaoss q H1lzEaI
tTss1D a suns - 5i'l1 iJfal
TIE EraE.ss IN 1be Lake E-5s sbu-s
t,z=-1a . 1alldsEr iaIaa tsll od-
T5s roal Aslds "A northwestern Mis-
stuT1 bEFs Al ARA 81 more IhEn
tWsuiF-siz thousand square miles
The Ssw 1ork insurance cuIu;szulas
lost = ,t'fs.0,s1 On 1.s Portland Ire
The Grs4r Eastern is exF,scis.5 10 1Cr-
I'VE 81 Hearts Content ft,-Inor-ow-
F7rIGay-H5lh TIE Atlantic cable.
-BIuae- mnds his great fC,r4Ez,s.
which produced hiTn SI55, COS lasd year.
~ liberal advertising
The Connecticut LegisiRture, NJ ats
Ias- session, TrI.sssd a law imposing
heavy penalties iuT procuring Shs pub
LEGATION OF 1Htse marriage notices.
The Concord N H Sfatssmun says
iha1 On Friday morning thsre were
fires kept ON board the Gsars On The
Northern railroaa for the Comfo-1 OF
passengers Two dHys previously the
thermometer WIS Hbout 200 deg.
Pa, know nov WY 1hHf old
fashioned pistol OF yoDran Efiai grandpa
III with In1hs old reFoluhun Is called q
horse pistol. Why, NY SON. '.Bz-
cause Il k1cks 50
An old gentleman. - years old,
Iyha- three weeks ago, WIS worth S4n.-
GA. nov obtains ms daily rz1joEs II Z
TN paI from the RELIEF committee IN
Portland
The character OF the men who coIn-
pose tDs boiling delegation Of ihe Ten
messes legislature may be inferred
from ftls faiioEing Nashville dispatch
= EsoissT IsuT5uapzE. who sH7d MS durF
10 MS wife required MIN 70 Ds absent.
was arrested u f-zd with q DzErU girl
The Ssr York City GouReiI pro
o=zds1 20 HebaEsl, z5tsT adjournment
OLE 1zg recently, and iu1glEsd 10 q
Inuftzh q base ha1i--slderBsu -
c,1unc5lnae A dist 81 turtle sup and
csEIn fssEDH ms gsDs-aIIy t,saB fson-
s55srsi5 very Esoar trimming for zihlsi5c
EGz3ss-
Hezui0 zfrn5 A bopsts, II uu15ng5ongbiFs
England, writes that hay fsTer nav
D. Instantly relieved by bathing Ihe
nostTzis and closed eFeIi1s with spirits
u campooI and warm water
The following item IS from the
Olio Ssate Journal Of yesterday. News
paper men generally vii APPRECIATE il
.'JEs 50 E''-Tae following astonish-
ing information comes 10 Us By tele-
graph, I've quote dispatch as delivered.
litsraiIyl: add foreign news Gold
Win Il Smith has resigned professor
ship 81 history At oxford university
sc5buH WEFlyttOn Was gzZglted lord
dyttOn the fneaeh ambassador to Rsr-
lin, Ge-s DC. This curious manuscript
has been preserved. A tFansIa1i6n
appears in the proper place, under
tslegraPhic head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-26
The Knabe Piano

ZsEeu s1cuEal know, - T--.,.
SsAleS 2 ElSIid upon rs uEI1tk EEFd 4 = ~
nenes1y % PEBBLE then zhTu1EFl -
coun1T a Es1d aEells rom door % 6-,,@sc,
E,E5E Their praise
1he teoDE way fur pzrehnBsH % EurrsT
WheEe fheT know tkEEf EFInf ti1Ey INV 4 ~
Is Espnessotsd
ADc6hg= 1eltHsd a ylElEl1inE bad E.rlE u.,r,,
me pati1e Is % Hs1 throuEh lflanie Te1-Ae7
EliuE1ng them lElz.e e1IlIllIi irITr' flIy 49,
HeAe1ng GllsIT 4ns1FuIlEufk ms IIsFI5s1 =,
the coluIni83on IlslsN zlEee1ssrFlr TrJII,s 49,,
he puIchREE.
II PEIrtRElag ron 1he nrezfoFa is-Js-.ss-z
l4@@I1tac=I1Ie1- 81 instrument eEn hEllEIS n
loe mary pfzoe-noeT xnii1R fl,e glsF,-IE-
sLAltalGls % uEsai1e EnEEgRE fflHs fle 49,
esA.lssion 1ncreaseS The pE1ne uFfhe inE[r--
PEous IN want Of n-E=-alHB PiEoor e1nnra
= psc5 70 by thsa ~ ssuaod Or fhird 90.
,.- Tse y PahAe H-e iaT4sa 20 1Ez.as rss
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-26

BnoOEs. q ths NqU York -Exorss,
receives with solnesllfvering the broad
sides Of the E1sf. about . such fellows .
she going % The PhfIsdelphfa Cen
vention= hut coneludes an the whole
that the PAD s rights
'tAs = matter % FolieY.- 1--WE Et.Erel
that any Of the gentle1en NAMED have
bson mentioned As delollts8 70 the
PIEladaIphia COnVentiol- And ne
think e WfseF for them % 8lay -. hulne
and let Others run the machine. Iil8
Republican Party Is in prOes 81 Dis
Er11 lint 6 VIII dfsr1pt more elsli-
: - llilio tins than. With til-e
James las lieel to Clhicagos ana tFied
tbs : bntInes ones aIrea-
dlS- IsEllise cf that EFFORT has
hapnlly ells him thai no copper
he ef6t5 fTt gEeat their
olliIQlss el.1 slalse ~ I'm ranks Of
tli5 luioIl s 7ir pr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-26
BRICK MACHNE>

THE RATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
IzaEss, win only tEo-houe pora, a0OS
SPLENDID BRICKS PEI day, with vel de-
Hnsd edges and Uniform lengths. II The ma
chine dos not peEforIn What re claim fo- II,
we VII take n hack md rsk1nd the money
Addras ABRAL REQUA, G1sEal Aeenf,
~ BEueavzy. Ser YoCs- apzzs-ansEod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-26

DROPg
pRDEl n

DhDPe. UHOPSl DROPSa
ALEEIC4E LIZ DEoFs WI ere D{ugbeEia
coughs RTUoeAitss- Sore Ihrua1, Asthma
RheqE1a1szzn- Neuralgfa- AE0e in the Yane
dszdzchs, IooGhsee, RyuiSes EyGz{us C1fIt-
Ans. ETu1p, Gods Fever and AEre and
CooAsZa IN q inEteGE4y. Sod BY al ISruEziyss-
With fun directions sor 1se
ORRIE SKINNER a co PFnr-Ss.o-x
Springfield, IEass- DElEAS HARMS n On
Agents toE Boston mArI[ly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-26

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY
say q wG-utng and Inszrurz5oa for Young
Nsn- Also. D5sszsean Ab1zss which uzSIs-
tr7.e tbs VITA p1Eers, with E1rs means ofre-
LEI Ssnt 1rae Of charge IN said Isr1a en-
vslope& Addra4s D.. J. sKILLIS HoUGH-
ION, H9EsEd Assodats0n, PhiIAdelphEa, Pa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-26


OUE dispatches have LATELY been in
forming rs Of The progress OF the seanti-
rent War7 IN EeE YoLk State, an ex-
Pression thai we doubt not Is more or
les mykierious 70 cur readers Thai
they may have no undue apprebeuzions
as % the duration OF expansion Of this
War cloud, II IS proper that we should
inform them that, afsr = diIigsut peru
sal q car SeE York exchanges, We
Gnd tllnt The tsseat Of var IS 4 farm Of
three hundred acres, in the town OF
Knox, q lev miles south-east Of Albany.
Il Was leasad, eighteen years ago, toons
NJ Warner, 6oE thirty lJushels oE4heaa
per annum, bnt for q reason We have
not learned, his present tile Is dfspu,-
ed. and = ulit Of e5setment has t1sen
9ssned- Last week, Sheriff Fifeh. Of
Albany. attempted 70 execute the
BTit, and eommencedr removing fts ftlr-
nituHe, hut Ens FesiEied ani fonee,I tyv
IN 1otl-rent mob 70 leave the premfses
a detaclHlent Of , hundred and dffeeu
me1S hfnm TIE Tenth negfuenr az
the Nafpnal Guards, Ken Albany
and 0eeupted he plAess ard IN
der this protection The vrrif lifS4 ,s5E-..
A--A-AI 49, ere ~
Transferred 70 th8 rad. 1l,srl z ~
uaained over night ard suffered from 4
thorough dFenching, and the ls6tlers Of
ahe mob we're ARRESTED and held 20 hail.
lie tERnElelioo Ma ma rrffisort n
touches o. 8su1in1euf- A Fen0gSeY al
us that sathe ladies' 81 ti8 lo1asf S7iIo1g
conduct hsd beeH sFefyf l.ly a1fitn, a
alla, exhibited cons defltls nnsfli sIifV.
and Gled team Over the SD fllirht "a
their sidinE" We are told, also. fllaf
= clerical oecupaIlt Of tlle hose, U'iioa
ubraeF Was eiecisd Tith the fnrniture.
being no Baj9tfEf. pToPoles % she ter
dam % his GllnisteHed 9hsu1nEV. On
the gr11nd thar be WIS siuplya tenant
Lftftg blood has been she'd. One OF the
soldiers ed his muEket ut fn-
lEfttVe from the mob bat not being
trlined % that accuracy Of aim which
would b expeeted of . regular, be
iodEed ails bail N slis high Of an hon
ct faTmer, near by The anfi-rental
spirit has cOusideradly EubsIdsd In the
J1rssenee OF the militia. but tie excited
1hFlleEB have net yet i5o8s l5nelr 70 heir
elrHOt beds and ban fields. Tie
troops, therefore. are SIN q The s'seat
OF var, y and viii probably - On hand
20 eneggile the Urits o gaelmenl
Wihfea Sill remain 70 be executed In fIls
rstiaI fsllt nafgi l1oriaoof.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-26
Rosl. Rect. Root. Rad. Fed.

ROITss PEIACZI.sE F-tssarEeS the E.fsuT4Ss
dz1T-e4sz-Es = frla gray 70 ifs nglgiriTI ss,Cr
n sAzEss prevents TIE hair frO1B EaIl-
snE-1k The cless ssT1aele 4ur dressing The hair
eFSI 4ulzld n 1e1s usgkEs-E7l E7TEEiy FesrrlrITE
GzodFu9 AID c11re Al disezsz Of he keaIp-|
= s5s-4Ef1zzul3y Fs=1zE1Esd- cuTeE taldnesE and
quickly. and tn If fE1s, Ehsa we say 4 8 4
Ts=T5ai
8estOreF and DreSsfn= Colnbfnei-
No CHEZ preparation for the hair nrmtzius
EssSs.ea1o Mi 0ll- Sod By Al Dg7EEis1S
ORRIS SKINNER q CO. sole PESlg5E4nry
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-26

IN &eT so-E 1zIlszs Z1zs z Esraz1T
aE-d I'M . c-zeE n tbs -zoazl Is.riz..
q J15E= ERzaez. q Indians Il, 5gT-
Nur1a- Tas 51ars a5T1ssz Al UNA
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xnd ksap sasEr q abe PEdlH8zzFsa1zE n
zHs-- and ssy-s ne Is nh -sa6yfu furnish
za1tarzEl u z8s Radl=als tyy -e.z-z.zr.r
% 41Eer os1 Wbo Eoc5fsa resistance -
laws made % III ~ Qbs ranks q the
zwy
In commenting on=ais fsIe : Tz,.ss ssEy-z
amongst 01be- bosn- 4tat s.ft zras more
1ns-I1or5ous II DsmDr-Ei Than in r
Rspuhasan 70 jim lbs army. The rea-
son Is obF50az- DC L would ss.srri
oDTions . sny OBS buf ths Tine. OF
osbs- fEisoms darterar. 1hni the mem
bars o. party whose leaders had be-
coms ths chiefs OF the rebellion were
d0ubly bonDd 70 take up al-rnz, 70 just
+ Lhsi- party fealiy, as well As 70 show
fhsir PATRIOTISM Buf, passing 1his,
lie following exGac4 indicates thai the
1EHlsS VII, Al the proper time, discard
the men and the doinEs z; F'hlsdel-
phiH=
DIElugal and discarded politicians
arc eudeAToriug 20 restore 1beInsslEs.s
70 favor and place. lsy rushing into
the National Union Convention
But they are destined 10 tiiszF-
PoiutmenL Il : hoped and b.
8sEed that IIatrl0lje U0uusels
VII prevail Il would De impairment
and Indecent II sush men fnT szEurur,i.s
Is EzlizndigE-au- % Ohio. Wu- 2
Ees1. Of Pennsylvania, Or Fernando
Ou1- o. t1ls State. 70 prassns riss1u-
Esl=ss as aestz-Rtss 10 q Z 1yIoS ConE-er-
zlon- 1hs man who eLdszT0r=sd 70 DE-
E1ruT hoth fhe Cos eminent and { llun.
nave No rsEai 10 SO u q EsIoS CufIyeIs-
1lor- and uniess <hev are excluded Eg,-sd
and tz-ue men vii excl noe lbsulssiFss-
In Any event, therefore, dizluyEI pax
LES VII NOT profit By the PhsIadslTsfiia
Convention The Con rsuf5oEl zEzsss=zIl-
q for IlafE5ot5e purpose Il BIZ Fscsssi- Z
b1lsiy. bad men gHi control q IL fbsT
VII be len u Go uiazt They % s1Es=tti-
ally acSoEp liEbed II al TIE Cgnveu-
o5ns they controlled during tals WIZ
uHs tbs5T party and fbeulsssFsa ID.
The If1sss ard is 81 have besn
ErumbIi8g and dissatisfied because they 4
were ns9 ueeognized As .4leaaerss' OF the (
Union party and PsFiniftesl 10 prescribe /
It's policy II The Philsdelphia people
ever give them The cold shouIder, and
seleet othsr leaders, where viii fbese
UnhaPPy Would-he. mnza-be, and shall
be. bat eant-be leaders go nsGts
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ATTEyTToN. EAIn 80.
ATTENTION. GREY HEADS,
THE oTEEN THE oT"N

MS WLNsLoES oassn Of F7zir Re-
sacirt-s l. 2ueeD. oUf only IN aazne hui =
TzTznss- Il VII make the hzit IrcgJEasId NJ
store Il 10 rs natural cula-- Il Is really the
he7 E5Rzr Fses1n-a- N isis 1uzTlSef it'll fTE-a
the head EuIIn aEndruG- and EsrIdnae 3 s1sE
E-UW1A q hair when i ERs EAlEsn or II fssssl-
luLly aE5T,-lsi1- 1TE The uue=1- lis dsI5Ehf-
m szHsF-aresinE- Rscolsz The EfarEas ~
R1ng1eWs Gnssu nf EzAzr RESlo-ers fso3d
y bplesals aid &atsil ~ EDMUND BOOK
ING. No Odd Fellows Ran, n bsss1irg. n.
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= - = - 80.

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kh-1l VITA q z1-Es5 hBIlEE n1Es1ne On mSa6
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1ntzLi q gZIy a1arE8 8 IL sod IN
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Vashinr1on Co-nfv PD


"A young man named johnson stab
tpad another named Wer4lake, At hide
Pendenee fthe AFOTks''j last SATURDAY.
John Boyd, Of West Middleton
died last Saturday. upwards OF s. years
John II smith, Of Cecil township.
suffering rom Eangrsne in the fSof
caused by the osziflcztion Of the arferT
Of tbs leg, had his foot ampniated.
THE honorable member Of Congress
from The Eighteenth Ohio District
made use Of The following sentence the
other day IN euloEizing tbs military
record Of General EOssezu
For my part, II 1 have rad ariebt
ne history q the bat1le Of shiloh. 81
PeTryville. Of Murfreesboro. the vgIIife
plume Of TIE gallant Henry Of NavsTre
might vel Be paled when compareSit %
that 0f Rossezu.
We are someEhat startled Al the idea
Of q white plume being ..paled. and
with al due respecs would enquire if
the process Eas q common one.