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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-08-15
; y y L II @ ROLIN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

Henry N. CIybu:n. Applicant
rs. IN Ordinary.
Jesss Clvturu. 60. N Sow
ell, ct. al. Defendants
III Appearing To nv satisfaction that
George kirklav nud wife Anna. Wylie
VIII ami wife Ellen. aud dnghter If
Louis Chburn, jr. decens-d, rame not
known. d"iendnu,s IN the above stated ease
reside wi,hon, the limits of this Stn g. 1t
il therefore ord-rrd that thev do appear and
obJec' 10 the airi.io' or sale "f the Real
Estate of L"ni. CT burn. sr., drrpasrd. on
"t he'ors the 1t dav Of November, A. d.
1866 or their consent to the same will be
catered Of Record.
ID A WILLIAMS.
Ordinary Lancaster District.
July 30th, lSG6-3mos.
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Mill Notice

WE now have on our new boiling cloths
w al the Cunningham mill, or Cedar
Creek, and both The Wheat and Corn mlls
are in good order We grind all quantities
Tor the one tenth toll. You will find Mr.
Lynn. our miller, strict and accom- modating
II your grain IL good we guarantee entire
satisfaction. CLARK t. BlOBLEY,
July 9th i566-6mo.
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SOUTH CAROLINA Lancaster District
by d A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Osdina.
- ~ for said District.

WHEREAS, II l. B-lk has applied TO
me for Letters Of Administrator. On all
and singular the goods and chatt-.,, rich :
and credits OF Agnus Casksy, late of tne
District aforesaid, deceased
These ure, therefore, to cite and nimon.
lsh all ard singular, the kindred and crcdi
tors OF the said deceased. Ia be and appear
before nae 1t our next Or dinmrv's Cont for
the said Ditrlc', to be holden at Lancaster
Court House on Inc 3Oth dav Of August,
INST TO show cause. If my, why the 81 d
Administration should not he granted
GIVEN under my hand and eal, this ! lith
day OF August, in the year of omr
%. Lord 1865. and in She Doth yrnr Of tic
Independence of I've y s. Of America
ID. "A NlLLlAMS, o. l.. u.
Aug. 18th, lS66,-et. ..-..,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14
Profanity.


Why will men take the name of God in
vain ?" What possible advantage is to be
gained by it: And yet this wanion.
vulgar sin of profanity is evidently on the
increase. Oaths fall upon the ears in the
cars and at the corners Of the street. The
North .inericdU Rericr says well
There are among US not a few who feel
that simple assertion or plain statement
Of obvious facts will pass for nothing unless
they swear To lis truth hy all the names Of
the Deity. and blister their lips With every
variety Of hot aud sulphurous oaihs. II
We observe such persons closely. We shall
generally find that the ferceness of their
profanity is in inverse ratio 10 the afiluence
OF their ideas.
" We venture TO affirm that the pr0fan.
est menwlthin the circle of your knowl.
edge are aifi lcted with chronic weakness
OF the intellect. The ntterance Of an oath
though IL may prevent vacuum IN SQUAD. is
no indication Of sense. IL requires no &c
MUS 10 swear The reckless taking OF sa.
cred names in vain is as little characters.
tic Of true independence Of that a. il is Of
high moral culture. In this breathing and
beautiful world. filed. as il were. with the
presence Of the Deity. and fragrant with its
incense from thousand alters of praise. IL
would be no serviltiy should We catch the
spirit OF reverent worshipers. and illustrate
in ourselves the sentiment that the Chris.
tian IL the highest style Of man"
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ETA few days since. a specimen Yankee.
fresh from his rural home. took a trip to
New York. As he was passing down
Broadway. he saw a card 10 a window. on
which was printed Soda ten cents a
glass" Jonathan thought he would try some
OF " that air Sody. which he'd heern tell
on" Entering the store and calling for the
cooling beverage he was startled almost
out OF his boots, as the druggist turned the
faucet. Rush. fz. whish went the escap.
ing gas and water The Yankee jumped
backward. with an indignant and startling
look. exclaIming " No. sir no. Stree |.
You can't play that on me- When drink
boilin' hot soap suds, hope TO be darned r'
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ONE YEAR AGO.


What stars have faded from our shy
What hap-s unfolded but 10 de
What dreams 80 fpndly fondsrci o'-r
Forever lost the hues they worc
How like death kncll. sad aud sloE,
Tplls through the soul "onr year ago
Where d, the face ~ loved 60 greet,
The form that grascd The frc.slde seat.
The gentle smile, the winning Hay.
That blessed our pathway day by day
Where I'D th0s. accents sot and low.
That thrilled our hearts "on- year ago -
Al vacant j. the fre. side chair.
he smile that on. M iongrr there
ltom d"or and hall, from porch and lawt
The cehn q the voice 1. gone.
And ~ who lingcr only know
How much vas l"st one wear ago ''
hrsidr her grave th- marble white
k"'p. silent guard h., dag aud night
~srcn" she sleep. nor h.rd. the tread
oi footsteps DER her lovely head
Her puiselsss brrasi no nor may know
The psngs q life 'ono year ago
Hut uiN reIin- \ fes more year.
\ few NOR broken .iThs and tear
And ~. enlisi.i - IN the dead.
she'll follow wlerr h.r steps have Ted
To that far World rejoicing 20
To- n Ntrl shs Has..N ssa.s. N..r 49,.
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e7~ rom Kirkham used to tell OF friend
Of his dropping IN about dinner time on an
old lady who invited him To draw up To the
table. There was huge pie of the pot
order for dinner. The old lady helped him
bonniiiully. and he being hungry. was do
Ing justice 10 IL. Stranger said the old
lady yon will find almost every sort Of
meat 10 this PIE Yes. Madsm. said h..
aud fish too. as h. drew from br,we.n
hi. lips what he Imagined was the back
bone off red horse or sucker. Lord have
mercy exclaimed the old woman. fthere
Amt our fneiooth comb that Billy lost
two weeks ago 7!
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9oetiral.
LABoR R.

Therc's a never dying chorus
brraking on the human ear.
Ia the busy time before Us
Voices loud. and deep, and clear.
This u lahoF's endless slitty
This Is toll. prophetic valr..
sounding through the town and city
bidding human hearts Teioic-.
swee,er than the poets singing
j. that anthem of the free:
BlltheF l. the anvils ringing
Than the song u bird Or b-r.
There's a glory In The rattle
Of the wheels mid factory gloom
Richer than e'cr snatchvd from hattie
Atc the trinmPhs Of the loom
See the skillfal mason raising
6racctully yon towering pile:
Round the forge aud furnace blaaiug
stand thu nohlemsn of toll
They arr heroes ~ the people.
Who the wealth q nations rai.e
Etrrl dome. and spiTe. aud stert.l-.
Raise Their heart, Ia lalsor's praise.
Glorious men. aud truth and labor.
shepherds of the human fold.
That shall lag the brand aud abr.
with the barbcrous thiugs - old
Priests aud prophet. of creation
hio0dlcss heroes in the fight.
Tnilcrs fpf the world. salvation
HcsscnsrFs " I-ae. ani ligh;
Slged the plow aud ,t,ccd "a. harrow
Peacc aud plenty send abroad
BETTER. far. the spade aud barrsH,
Insn the cannon or The sxor,i
Zach Invention. each Improvement.
Render. weak opIrcssions rod
Every sisn and every movement
brings us nearsr truth aud God
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FOR SALE

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE
.A.lhvo rooms and cellar,l In Tow. -
sontown, with Blacksmith A wheel. nm
wright Shop, an excellent stand forIistt
the business, with an established Gus. ssas
tom and several other neat HOUSES ANf
LOTS In the village.
/ Also, FORTY FARMS In Baltimore ans
Hartford counties, S 10 500 Acres, At prices from
eeoe 70 eas,ooo. Apply 20
BENZ. y. PAYNE,
emsdley Row, opposite ths Court House.
haT ~, itee.-N
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

A Coon EXCISE FoR DRiSKISG.-A lady
made her husband 4 present Of silver cup
with an angel at the bottom. aud when she
filled il for him he used TO drink il TO the
bottom, aud she asked him why he drank
every drop. Because duckey.' he said. |
long to see the dear little angel Upon
which she had the angel taken out, and had
q devil engraved at the bottom and he
drank IL OF just the same, and she again
asked him the reason. Why replied he.
because won't leave the old devil drop.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

eE An old lady who recently visited
Oneida. New York. was asked on her re-.
turn IL the canal passed through that vii.
lage She pused while and answered, I
guess not didn't see il aud II il did il
must have gone through 10 the night when
was asleep.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

GH jenkins thus describes the hangings
OF a New York belle: 'She wore an ex.
quisiie hyphalutin on her head. while her
train was composed Of transparent fol de-
rol. and her petticoat Of cramdambuli.
aounced with Brussels three-pIy, Of A
No.
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WT" My son." said an aiIsctionaie moth.
or TO her sou, who resided at q distance,
and expected In short time 10 be married,
you are getting very thin" Yes. moth.
er," he replied, I" am. and when you see
me next. think you will see my rib."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

uT Two boys we're convsrsing about Eli.
jah's ascent 10 the chariot OF fre. Said
one "wouldn.t you be afraid TO ride in
such . chariot = NO." was the reply. "lf
God drove" Might not many old chris
tians learn lesson offaith from the above Z
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g. Sir. your account has been standing
for two years, aud must have II settled
immediately.' To which the customer re.
pied. Sir. things usually do settle BY
standing; regret that my account is "a
exception. II Il has been standing Toe
long suppose you let u run . while.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

uE" Call that kind man." said an ao-
tor, speaking OF an absent acquaintance I;
a man who is away from his family aud
never sends them iarthing e " ] call that
kindness" Jefrold replied. why Il Il Ger.
tainly unremiting Kindness"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

O. The cure OF an evil tongue must be
done at the heart. The weights
aud wheels are there, and the clock strikes
according 20 their motion. A guileful
tongue and lIps. II IL the work.house
where is the forge OF decelts and ISLANDERS !,
and the tongusis only tho outer shop where
they are vended, and the door Of Il. Such
ware as is made within, such and no other.
can come out.-Leiqhfon.
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PLOUGH CASTINGS!
PLOUGH CASTINGS
~

TNHE attention Of Farmers aud Merchants is
Il invited 20 my full aud complete stock. em-
bracing all the various sizes of the Wiley,
wcodeoek, Smith. Atwood. Minor a Horton,
Wisconsin. and other kinds, all of which will
be sold low by the single piece or ton.
Also, good assortment of Ploughs. at less
than regular prices. AZ No. ii2 n. Gay street.
Baltimore. HENRY WILCOX.
Feb. 6.--tf
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DR.. r. sAPPINGTON's
LIVER PILLS.
WlLL prevent or cure BILIOUS FEVER.
w will prevent chill. and Fcvcrs by puri
tying the system.
They win eradicat. all Foul Humors: Re-
store Healthy Action of the Liver. stomach.
Bowels aud Kidneys.
In the Fall neari y'all persons ARE subject "a
bilious. and they have the following symp.
toms:
Dizziness. Dimne-s of Sight. Pam IA the
Shoulders or Limbs. Chilliness. Headache. Ar.
Prepared by DR. II. .sAPPINGTON.
u? North Gsy street. Baltimore.
June IL. iSss.--ly.
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s.-No advertisement inserted for i".. than
pnr Dollar.
re- Marriages aud Deaths inserted free Of
"hgFgc. except when accompanied by quota ati"ns
1T remarks. for which III" usual price "f adv"r-
Using will b" charged.
The UNION has ne largest circulation "f any
county paper ia the State. aud thus offers su-
tcri"r advantages a. advertisers.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

c. why is prudent man like pin =
Because his head prevents him from going
too Tar.
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Professional Cards.
HENRY sHEw,
SURVEYOR

HENRY SHEW,
COUNTY SURVEYOR
ANp
CONvEIANCER,
Court House. Towsontown. tup stairs.I
UNllE undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens sol the County, that he has establish.
cd an Office in Towsontown, Baltimore county.
for the trnnsaction Of all business relating IL
landed property. and that IL will bo greatly N
their advantage a. call upon him To have their
business attended Ia. BY 10 doing they will
saw" much time and expense, aud have Il done
promptly. accurately aud neatly, and at less
expense than Il can be done By others.
Deeds, Leases. Mortgages. Wills and all 9th 4.
cr instruments of writing carefully prepared
HENRY SHEw, County Surveyor.
In my absence from Towsoniown, all bust.
ness LEFT with JOHN ". WHEELER, Esq. ut
tn: CLERKS office. will be promptly attended To-.
April ., ls6f.-lv.
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OLD TOWN CHINA HALL.
IL
WOULD call the attention OF my Country
i friends and customers 10 tho new stock Of
CHINA. GLASS AND QUEENSwARE. jus,
received and for sale AT THE LOWEST FRI.
CES FOR CASH.
The following are some Of the articles which
may be always had oi every quality. size and
style
Bar Tumblers. Vegetable Dishes.
Ale do. Pitchers.
Table 10. Chambers,
,;oble,s. Basins and Pitchers,
Wine Glasses. Soup Tureens,
Dccantcrs. Pickle Dishes,
Molasses Cans. Dinner Knives a Forks,
Preserve Dishes. Tea do. do.
Bowls. Carving do. 10.
Butter Dishes. Tea Trays.
Candy Jars. Walters.
Caster Bottles. steels,
Tea sets, Tea Spoons.
Dinner sets. Table do.
Toilet d". Tasting Spoons.
Plates, Casters.
Cups and ssucers. Pocket Knives.
Meat Dishes. Tea Coffee Pots. Ae
ALSO.
STONE AND EARTHEN WARE.
At FACTORY PRICES.
--PtHricrLAR AfrENrIoS GivgS 10 rAcNiNa
aaaps a. 90 out oi the city.
IOHN 4. woNpERLY,
$50 Gay st.. near Front. Balto., Md.
April -. ISd6.-ly.
100, 900 SHELTER TENTS
II. 200 WALL AND OTHER LARGE TENTS.
a .e O.. .taA
NEW AND OLD BLANKETS.
NEW BLANKETS.
HEA W. s5i PER PAIR.
NEW SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS,
HEAVY SOCKS
AND BR0GANs.
Al'o' SSr Sem Pant; s1'ssksIs e e Hsr Pair
SHIRTS.
COATS
AM
ovERcOATs
ALSO.
iOe. 900 SHELTER TENTS, suitable Tor shoe.
makers, mechanics and housokeepers for differ
ent purposes. These Tents are in excellent or
der. being nearly new.
Tho Wall or larger Tents are also In excel
lent order. suitable for Wagon Covers, AVN.
ings. window Cloths and many other PurPo'
sca.
All persons wishing 10 purchase any Of the
above articles are requested 10 call and eSsmine
thcm.
FOR SALE Low,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOSHUA HoRNER
Cor. Chew and stirling ess.. Balto., Nd.
April ~, ises.--iy.
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A VERY FINE yREsH COW AND CALF
a En9uiree q . '. nicHAnDBoM.
tame Ms-4 kaahesviLle.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

DR. sAPPINGTON'S
FLAxSEED SYRUP,
FOR COUGHS.
COLDS. H0ARsENEss,
HOPPING COrGH. AC.. Ac
A Certain Remedy
For the above Affections of III.
LUNGS AND THROAT
Prepared by In. sAPPI NGTON.
l32 n. Cay 81. near High. Bali".
June u. issG.--ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

WINDOW HOLLANDS,
TAssELs, &C.
GREEN PAINTED REED BLINDS.
CURTAIN PAPERS.
FfREBOARDs PRINTS, a..
&al-The above articles are always ON hand
In large quantities At
HOWELL A BROTHERS.
a0O Baltimore ST.. opposite Hanover.
Baltimore.
- aa-workmen sent 10 all parts of the cityand
country 10 put up Paper aud Window Shades
COUNTRY MERCHANTS supplied at the
lowest manufacturer rates. All inquiries By
letter promptly attended Ia. May l2.--3m.
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RATES OF ADvERTIsING.

One square. oft lines. or lcss.) one insertion,
ONE DOLLAR. and for every subsequent in
scrtion. % cents per square.
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8altu. County Gnim,
y FIhLlsHEn NEEkLN nv
LONGNECKERs & NNER
sa.OO PER ANNUM. IN Advance.

va No paper discontinued until all arrcar.
sges are paid, unless at the option II the Pub.
fishers. A failure to notify iis discontinuance
will be considered q renewal of subscription.
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JOSHUA HoRNER
NEW

Corner Chew \ sterling >ir.ci..
April 81. ls6G.-Iv. Baltimore, Md
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The Southern Press.

From the World.
Better one Grant than twenty Terrys, but bet
ter no censor at all than any cen,or, even though
il be Grant, 'dlscreetest, best" We look to
President johnson to remind the Lieutenant
General that the fsest expression Of Southern
sentime mt, besides its value to the North is dHe
to the South, which has no voice in Congress,
and therefore needs the more an entirely free
press.
The best argument for the restoration OF the
South To all its normal relations in the Union
has been the temper and completeness of its
acceptance of the results of the war--the gene
raj avowal OF its LOYALTY to the established Union
and the Amended Constitution. Here and there
8 Pollard has shrieked his discordsnt note.
What OF it? Are the armies OF Davis at his
back9 No. Are the people with him? No.
lndeed, the free rawlings OF the few Poll.rds
ayouch the sincerity OF the millions, who profess
their loyalty, TO be unfelgned. Happily, toe,
the Polards have not made loyalty odious
among the Southern masses by their advocacy.
The value Of the argument tor the restoration
OF the Union, which ID founded on these all but
universal AVowals of the South, consists in their
genuineness and sincerity. Under the eye OF q
censor what guarantee Of sincerity is possible
Though Grant be the censor, the slightest re-
striction upon the freedom of the Southern
press Vitiates the valus OF all its utterances Of
Southern sentiment. Who cares to know what
sentiments may be feigned? If its press ceases
to be free, the South has no trustworthy voice.
Summers scrap book was ridiculous, because
against the testimony of his anoRymities, coined
out Of the rawlings OF the Poilards, could be
alleged the authentic avowals Of the whole
Southern press, and of all the leading public
men in every Southern State. But Summers
scrap book would cease to be ridiculous if the
value OF this counter testimony were to be
vitiated by the suppression OF the Pollards.
We are keenly alive to the fact that Mr.. John
son has most perplexing task in the present
temper and determination of the Rump Congress
to keep the Union divided. and exclude South
ern members from their seats. He may well
wish to prevent the Pollards from being the tools
of the 1had. Stcyenses, and the levers of the
Summers and Wades, but he cannot afford to
purchase oven this great advantage At the price
of questionable honesty, a suspectable sin,
cerity, in the patriotic utterances OF the South.
ern people through their only authentic organ
| the Southern press. But its sincerity we cannot
know to be unle,gned, its loyalty we cannot
know to be unforced unless loyalty and lis op
pos1te alike have utter freedom OF speech.
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HAIR ESTABLISHMENTS

DAKERS POPULAR HAIR ESTABLISH
ID MENT THE assortment OF Braids " igs Toupees
Bandehux, RapillOns, Aouleaux, Tondues, Frises
Crlmpses, Curls, 1lusive Seams ladies, cannot be
equaLed by any other house In the United States at
prices lower than eisewhere
llSC Sm No. coo HEsNUT Street Philadelphia
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DRY GOODS.
ll3 PRlOE &C WOOD, liz

ll3 PRICE &C WOOD, liz
N. NINTH STREET, ABOVE AROH,
Have just opened 800 dOz. Linen Towels
HuOksback Towels, wide red border, 2s cents. up
to 81.
Handsome Damask Towels.
Bath Towels, 81. 40, 80. and e5 cents.
A largo assortment Linen Napkins and DOylies.
scOtch Diaper BY the plece or Tard.
Linen Huckaback BY the yard.
Best makes shirtine Linens.
Table Linens by the yard, very cheap.
"a and IO-4 Table Cloths, very cheap.
Best Russia Crash in the city, Tor IS, 90 25 cents
per yard.
WHITE GOODSl
WHITE GooDs
Cambric Jaconet, and Swiss Musiins.
Nairsooks and Victoria Lawns.
Striped and Plaid Muslins.
Fine qua ity large size Plaid Muslns.
shirred NJ uslIns, very cheap.
Fine qua ity striped and plaid Swiss Muslins.
White BnLiances, ,2S, S1i 81, "A, 80, and 62I cts.
White Marseilles. 70 cents per yard.
Honeycomb and Marseillos Quits
PRICE @ WOOD,
no. 11s N. NINTH Street,
N B.-Best make beached and unbleached Mus
lins; pi l0w-cass and sheeting MusIins best quality
American Prints and GInahams. 210
p. S. Win remove to the N. W. corner Eighth and
Fibert streets about the last Of April
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VIII Our Currency Appreeiatel

From the Tribune.
gentleman sends us an essay designed to
prove that our paper currency must speedily
and inevitably appreciate till it is at par with
specie, because our national promises to pay
are good as gold," and must soon be so re-
garded We do not print his letter, because he
talks extensively OF what the Secretary OF the
Treasury means, as though he had some occult,
sinister purpose, other than he avows. II is
our rule that every man should be presumed to
mean what he says, IN the absence OF lVerse
proof; end we know no reason for denying to
Mr.. McCHlloch the benefit of tnis rnle, Our COR
respondent sums up his views as tollows:-
First. No man in his senses, in this country or
any other, can or moment doubt but that the
currency OF the United Stats, known as the
legal-tender, will be paid in cold and silver or
its equivalent, at an early day, because the
people are able and willing, nay, determined
thas Ii shall be so paid.
Second. The trade of the country. both do.
nestle and foreign, was carried on during the
war under the influence of q contrary belief
The diminution OF every kind OF traffic, nov so
senslbly apparent all over the country, proves
the growing anxiety to hquidate at the least
possible loss, and to accept as fixed and irreyo.
cable fact the reestablishment of q normal state
OF things through speedy return to gold and
silver basis.
Third. No hope, no prayers, no combinations,
no legislation, indeed no human devices can
now do anything more than temporarily retard
the revival OF the credit oil the government; and
such revival necessarily overthrows the whole
structure Of prices now existing, based as they
are upon It's appreciated paper.
The Status OF the Rebel States-ChIef JUS
tice Chase Overruled, and the President
Sustainedby the Supreme Court.
| From the Herald
The Supreme Court of the United States has
recently affirmed the correctness of President
Johnson's position in regard to the status of the
Rebel States. The point was, whether the
cases from said States which had been laid aside
In consequence of the Rebellion and the Rebel
lion being suppressed, the Court decided TO TAXI
| them up, Chief Justice Chase alone dissenting
So lar, therefore, as the judicial departm n
J of the General Government IS concerned, frou