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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-25
From Chicago.

n CHICAGO, April p
Wilson, the forger ofthe grain receipts
was brought up before the Court this morn
ing, and, waving an examination, he was
held in the sum of$S000 bail for his ap-
pearance at the Recorders Court. Falling
to secure which he was remanded 10 fail.
The police this morning made another
raid on the gamblers and arrested ten In
The celebrated Hops murder. trial Is in
progress before the Superior Court. Hops
murdered his wife in 1861 and the defense
set up the plea of insanity. IL was cold
blooded, caused by jealousy.
Hops has been in jail since the murder.
and has already been tried once aud con-
yicted, but on appeal to the Superior Court
he was granted a new trial. The trial will
probably last for several days.
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aluuetarp and Ctummtrfial.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, April "a

CINCINNATI, April "a.
FLoUR--The market Is quiet, but holders
are firm.o We quote spperfine, Inspectors
standard, at 81 50@7 20; extra 10 $s 500
Q O0 family do 50 75@I0 90; aRd fancy SO
50@12 %. 20 mai n
WHEAT The market Is duh, and prices
in absence of demand are nominal We
quote No. new red at 81 95@2 90; No. /
81 1902 Is; No. old red ut 50 5000 30 /:
and extra do, 81 i0Ch2, 30.
/. CoRN-ls in good demand and prices
higher; mixed in elevator we quote at b5
@06c., B5@G6c. in sacks; ear. at 58c
Okrs-We quote No. 2 az 3s@30c., and
No.l at 43@44es 3aoa 3s. g-r iefW
RNIo---The market Is firm and the supply
light, Sales at canal at 79c., and No 2, In
elevator at Csc.
BARLEY--Thel market liz unchanged and
firm at 81 20@l ~ for choice grades.
GROCERIES market remains quiet
with fair consumptive demand. at 2I662Sc.
for fair TO choice Rio Coffee; l2@15e.
for raw Sugar; lGs46D17c. for hard refined,
and 90@95c. for Porto Rico ,Molasses.
WHIsKY--A quiet and unchanged market
at W % duty paid, and 24c. in bond.
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The WIEAT CRoP In THE RIVER CoUN-
TIEs.-Th Sseubenville Herald gives a
rather more favorable account of the pros
poets of the wheat crop in the river eoun-
ties than we can boast of in the Miami VAL
ley. 1t says: sf
A gentleman, a farmer, residing in this
county, called at our Office this morning to
inform us of the appearance of the wheat
crop in this section Of the State. He says
during the past week he has Travelled over
portions of Jefferson, Harrison, Carol and
Tuscarawas scounties-he paid particular at
tention to the appearance of the wheat
fields, both on the hills and in the valleys,
and wheat sown upon limestone as well rs
upon sandy soil-he reports that the pros
poets of full crop are most encouraging.
- He has no recollection of ever seeing at
this season of the year, 80 wide breadth
of grain look so uniformly well. The ap-
prehensions expressed some weeks ago,
that owing to the frequent, sudden and Sc
we're freezes together with the absense of
snow for protection, that the wheat would
be killed, frozen out, our informant says,
may be dispelled as Authorizations.
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Interments of SOldiers-G Graves Not
To be Observation-Disclosures
by the Senate. q aa''A i.I"

WASHINGTON, April "A.
I The Quartermaster-gener says he has
reports of the interment of nearly 100000
Union eflicers and soldiers q large portion
of whom 1t will, perhaps, be necessary TO
remove TO cemetries. One million dollars
will be required to protect them from de-
secration, and it Is recommended that a
general system be adopted
General Thomas has issued an order
warning the people against plowing under
or disturbing the graves of our dead at At
ianta.
The Senate, in executive session, con-
flrmed the following nominations: Dennis
G. Goaley, of Indiana Commissioner of In
dian Affairs; }. Is. Rogers, of Missouri. to
be United States Marshall for the Eastern
District of Missouri; Leopold X. Roeder, of
Wisconsin. to be consul at st. Itan.
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LaTEsys1YLt a FINEST WORKMANSHIP
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

John Kohler' ct al. In the superior Court
William stibleton, etal> OF ofAIontgomery Co, Ohio.
NoTICE is hereby Given 10 the following named
/ v defendants In this ease to- witt William stih
Teton, John Stibeton. and Jacob Stbleton of Perm
Indiana, George Stbeton, OF jefferson county
Iowa, Henry Stibleton, (aged 1Sl Of Montgomery
county, Ohio, Mary Kemp, (aged f4) John KEMP
laged log George Kemp, laged 8 aud Jacob Kemp
Stibleton, widow OF SOLOMON Stbleton, deeeased Of
Montgomery county, that a petition was filed
against them by John hohler and Mary Kohler hIs
wife, Samuel Stibleton and Jesse Sti6leton on tha
2th day of April, A. ID, 1860 in the superior Conrt
Of Montgomery county, Ohio. and is now pending
wherein the laid petitioners demand PARTITION 81
the following real estate, t0-wits
Three acres OF land In the south part of the
souLii-eass quarter of section ts5) town "a range
lbl east, Sc. bounded by beginning at stake IN
Walther lemstetter's west line Of ~ poles north
of the south line Of said quarter. and ruDnips
thence with Hers north line south 81 west n
poles 10 a stake in John Meyers east tinct thence
with said east line north 80 > west ~ noies to n
stakes thence north n east 20 poles Ia u stake in
said west line south - east "a poles ~ the place
OF beginning. being the middle fot Of the tract on
ten acres sold 10 Jacob Stibieton hy Edward
Nampler. cat OF which Is reserved right NJ WA,
~ feet wide along the whole length Of the .sst
line of the tract hereby described for tho use and
conveniencc of and AS an appendAge ~ the lot i'm
mediately north OF said tract = n
AZ the term o. said Voqrt next after the expira-
tion OF forty days iron the fiing OF said petition
application will he made by the said petIti0ners
for an order that partition may be made OF said
premises. HOUK \ MCMAHON
-, - Attorneys feF frtitloners.
Apnl1O let5s asf-dtWaw6N 33
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City Council.

TUESDAY EvENINa, April "a.

TUESDAY EVENING, April ~.
Z Present, Messrs. Iddings. Kuhns, Gary,
Brunper, Kiefer, Shank, Clingman, Geb-
hart Butt Iehmah, Bosler, Love, Colhower
and Stephans. TIfdrN .Hg aGfNgt
The President stated the object Of the
meeting was TO hear from the Board of
Health any proposition which might be
made by the members of that body, condu-
Give of corporation between them and
Council, relating to a thorough cleaning of
the city. On motion, the members of the
Board were invited TO make such commu-
nications as they deemed proper. Robert
w. Steele. Esq, President of said body, and
d. +. Wait, Esq, addressed Council, urging
the importance of placing the city In a
clean, healthy condition, and asked that an
additional number of carts be employed
to remove all rubbish from our midst.
Mr.. Kiefer offered the following resolu-
ton: U,r .. 5 Nl. ta.
Resolved That the Street Commissioner
be authorized, and is hereby instructed to
employ sufficient number of carts, (at the
expense of the city, for the purpose of
hauling away all accumulated dirt that
may be thrown on piles in the streets and
alleys, or slops conveniently placed In
vessels as he may be directed by the Board
of Health. Unanimously adopted. bsif1e
BY Mr.. Iddings, lF tl
ResolUed, That until otherwise ordered,
it is made the duty of the Street Commis-
sioner, and he Is hereby authorized and in
structed to clean the cutters and alleys,
paved and unpaved, as frequently as may
be necessary, at the expense of the city.
Adopted.
Council adjourned 10 G
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Attempt to take Negro from Jail
10 Hang Him.

BOWLING GREEN, April 2i.-There Is con-
siderable excitement here from mob en-
deavoring to rescue from the sheriifa negro
who had committed murder, with intent
10 hang the negro. A few soldiers stationed
here came to the assistance of the sheriff,
and are repelling the mob, but the sheriff
telegraphed to Louisville formore men, and
a company leaves there for Bowling Green
this evening.
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eag II may not be generally known that
the late Legislature of Ohio passed law at
its recent session that the Miami University,
at Oxford, and the Ohio University, at
Athens, shall teach, at the expense OF the
State, all minors or persons under twenty
one years of age, who served in the war,
and were honorably discharged from the
service.
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JUST REcEIvED.-A large lot of Mems
and Boys new style of Spring Caps. Also,
another lot of Mems and Boys Straw and
Fur Hats at G. Ferneding's, No. 906 Second
street, between Main and Jefferson, to be
sold at reduced prices. Cali in and exam
Inc. a25-d2t
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o. E. TILLsoN, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,

Respectfully tenders his services 20 the citizens
9f Dayton and vicinity. "A
OFFICE. No. Sss Third street nrst door west of
Court House. RESIDENCE No 81 Sixth street,
between Main and Ludlow. arr 6-3md I
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CorILLoN PARTY.--A Grand Union Cotil-
lon Party will be held at Beckel Hall,
Thursday evening, April 40. All lovers OF
amusement are invited 10 attend. dit
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WINE PLANrsi wuoIEsALn AND RI

WINE PLANTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
j. II. Dakin has just returned from the
East with large quantity of Myatt Lin
neus Wine Plants, the best known for
sale and retail. Orders may be addressed
to j. II. Dakin, Dayton, Ohio, or he can be
found at the Aftna House, corner of Sixth
and Main streets. apr2id5t
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THE OPERA HoUsE.-The fine old stand
ard comedy of the Honey Moon" was well
played last night. Miss Nelson rendering
the leading part with excellent taste. She
was very creditably supported by Mr.. Hill
and Mr.. Radcliffe. Tonight will be pre-
sented the excellent drama of "Don Caesar
De Bazan," on which occasion Miss Nelson
viii appear in the character of "Maritana."
The amusing farce of the ''Swiss Cottage''
will conclude the evenings entertainment.
Mrs. d. p. Bowers, an actress of well
earned celebrity, is announced to appear at
the Opera House next week
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HORSE TAMING.-I have sold out my
Building to DR.. Balm, and will give my
last lecture to the Glass, and those wishing
to become members, on next Saturday eve.,
April 2sth, at IL o'clock. Agood subject is
in readiness to perform on.
II. =. HAMILTON.
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DIR. Il. CONWAY,
So RGEoN DENTIST

IlAviNG KEMoVED HIS OFFICE,
fully inform his friends AMI patrons. that he is now
prepared % lender his professional services To- ali
STREET., opposite the Dayton National Hank,
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New York Money Market.

.....a. NEW YORK, April q.
Money quiet at per cent. Sterling
dull mt l079S@107s6, Gold shade lirmer,
opening at 1855, declining to 1868, ad-
vaneing to 1919. aud closing at 1868.
firmer.
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LuScH.-Messrs. Scheible a Run, of the
Colonade Restaurant, No. 2SS Second street,
viii set a splendid Lunch tomorrow morn
ing at ten O'clock.
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DOG LOST.

THE subscriber has lost a spanish HOnnd Slut,
u about three years old-oolor black and tam
medium size, Five dollars will be paid Ia any
one who Will leave Information at the EnPIRR OF.
nee that will lead " har recovery, apl9imw
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CRY COUNCIL AND BOARD or HEAIrH-
The City Council held special meeting
last night, the object of which was to con-
suit with the Board of Health in regard to
the adoption of such measures as would
lead to a thorough cleansing of the city, in
view of the anticipated approach of the
cholera. The proceedings will be found in
our columns, and we direct special atten-
tion to the resolutions adopted by the Coun-
Gil. 1t is matter in which every citizen
is personally interested, and not moment
should be lost in aiding to carry into effect
the measures suggested at the meeting last
night.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-25

eB-LRPoLD WEII, formerly of the First
Ohio V. /. may be found at Jas. Lebens-
burger q Sons Clothing House, No. los
Main street. tlcs apr25d2t
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. james III. Cushing, OF
this city, and late foreman in the foundry
of McLennan & Bro, at Springfield, we
learn, has recently removed to Columbus,
where he becomes foreman of the Frank
lin Foundry. The Springfield Republic,
speaking of Mr.. c., says he sis not only a
thorough proficient in his business, but a
valued acquaintance of many of our citi-
zens, whose friendly wishes will follow
him to his new location" His many
friends in Dayton will indorse all that.
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NEW BUSINESS I'VE would direct atten-
Ion to the advertisement of Mr.. A. Sugar
man, in another column. He is the pro-
prietor of an extensive importing and job
bing House in New York, aud expecting to
reside with his family 10 Dayton, during
the summer months, win sell, by sample,
any Of the goods advertised. Dealers In
these articles will, no doubt, find it TO their
advantage to cali on him. i.. KY -ti I
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PATENT CLOG PREVENTIVE.
u oefGsod q eau g9ibht Naua H0e
HE ,NvrNrooORss w wyia L v RATc11-

HE INVENTORS. W. J. NJ. BATCH
ELDER and q, LEIBER, obtained q Patent for
this invention on the 18th day OF March, 1855.
Inventive genius has added new triumph to
the vast number OF valuable improvements in ag-
ricnitnfar implements, and once more the Farmer
has occasion 10 render thanks 10 the noble hearted
mechanics who have done so much of late years TO
render the labors Of the husbandman less laborous
and repulsive. All farmers have been greatly an
noyed by the choking of their plows wi h stubble,
clover, weeds, stalks, &e., and have felt that de-
vice by which the piowing could be done without
the necessity Of stopping the team every rod or
two. ank kicking away the choking material,
would be of great advantage.
THIS HAS BEEN MOST PERFECTLY ACCOM-
LIsHED BY VERY SIMPLE DEVICE, -,
Which can be readily attached TO any plow, and
Dy the use Of which the accommodating material is
"eadily removed by lever attached 10 the plow-
.andlo. IL is a practical invention, and Il re-
.eiVed with the greatest favor, and win sell read
ily every y-where LT
Persons desiring 10 purchase territory. will
please address BATCHELDER LEIBER,
mar30-tmd&w DAYTON, ONO.
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gB-For nice Summer Suits, and first
quality Clothing ofalI kinds. call at J.
Lebensburger 81 Sons, No. IOs Main street.
Eef r.. a So apr25d2t
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8asiuess Jotiees.
DYSPEPSIA
J Doctor
. STRICLAND'S
| TONIC.
DIR. STRICKLAND's

rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
antiacids and earminatives to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. II is a
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lndiges-
tion, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite Acidi-
ty of the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility
1t is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
sHited for Weak, Nervous. and Dyspeptic
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where at 81 per bottle.
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MAYORS CoURTs--There was nothing be-
fore the Mayor to-day, with the single ex-
ception of an unimportant case, not worth
reporting. This is another illustration that
the moral condition OF the city is improv-
ing. Glad to see it. q Dnga8ltI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-25

WANTED.-Half a dozen young ladies TO
learn the Millinery business, at the popu
lar Millinery establishment Of Mr.. Gabriel
Haas, No, 335 Second street, (IIss Good
mans old stand.) al3-dtf.
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ATLANTA HOUSE,
No. 80 MARKET STREET,
DAYTON, q.

DOARDING BY THE w EEK AND
Liquors at the bar. at6s
Lunch Eoery-day at 10 O'cLOch.
JACOB WAGGoNER,
eprf-om Proprietor.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
THURSDAY, MAY 90, 1866.

The Annual State Convention of the
Democratic party Of Ohio, will be held in
Columbus, on Thursday, the Gath day
OF May, 1866, to transact such business
as may come before it, and to put in nomi-
nation candidates for the following State
offices:
SECRETARY OF STATE;
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT;
MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
The basis of representation for the ap-
portionment of Delegates is as follows !:
One Delegate for each county; one for
every fge hundred votes given for General
GEORGE W. MORGAN for Governor, last Oc-
tober; and an additional one for every
fraction of t1o0 hundred and d(Tu and up-
ward. In accordance with this apportion-
ment, Montgomery county will be called up
on to elect eleUen delegates.
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is warranted to be the only preparation
known TO cure Coughs, Colds Hoarseness,
Asthma, Whooping Cough. Chronic Coughs
Consumption, bronchitis and Group. Be
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, 1t Is
particularly suitable for all affections Of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere jams
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CARPENTERs' Tools FOR SAIk. This
evening c. p. Huber & Son win sell
two Carpenters' Chests, with full assort-
ment Of Carpenters and Boat Builders
Tools, also large lot of Army Tents. 1t
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eB-Lunch Mt the colonade, No. 2ss Sec
ond street, at ten o'clock Thursday morn
Ing.
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Important to Stone Masons and
Jdaj3h l PAYERS. gul1gI

GEAi.ED proposals for grading and paving with
- honlders that part OF Seeley's Ditch hsf,resn
tinh and Wayne streets, win he received Al the
City Clerks Oniee, City of Dayton until the even
ing OF the 10th instant when the same Y,ii h.
opened by Council - -" W.
ny order Of City Council
JOHN u, KREIDLFR.
alodo CityGierk
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CLEAN UP Your PREMIsEs,-Halis Jour-
nal Of Health has some excellent suggest
ions on the subject of cleaning premises,
&c, which we commend to the special at
tentlon of our citizens:
i, Every householder owes it to himself,
to his family, to his neighbors, to the COM
munity in which he resides, to have his
house, from cellar to garrett, from the street
TO the rear line of his lot, most scrupulous-
ly cleaned, by sweeping, washing and
whitewashing. rrcr5.-
2. Every man who has any authority in
city or town governments should consider
himself bound by the oath of office, and by
every consideration Of humanity, to give
himself no rest until every street, alley,
close gutter and sewer is placed in state
of as perfect cleanliness as possible, and
kept so until the frosts of next season come.
8. These cleanings should be done now,
because, If put off until warm weather, the
very effortnecessary for the removal of filth
will only tend, in the essential nature of
things, to hasten the appearance of the dis
ease, to increase its maligpity, and to ex-
tend the time of its devastations; because
the sun of spring and summer tho sooner
warns into life and intensity the vaporic
and malignant influence, which, In, its re-
morseless tread, wrecks 80 much human
happiness and desolates so many hearth
stones. H-Ft wrs et
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EAGLE CLoTHING SToRE.-The success of
this extensive clothing house is fully man
ifest in It's constantly Increasing patronage,
Il is. now oielof the permanent 'institu-
tionsp Of Dayton. A fair, straightforward
system of doing business Is The secret of
this success. The people know this, and
hence their liberal patronage. All the
goods are manufactured expressly for this
house, and are Of the best quality and
workmanship slop-shop, no decep-
tion-and they are sold, as the public are
well aware, ut from twenty-five to thirty
per cent. cheaper than at any other house
in the city. By pursuing the system all
ready adopted, the proprietor intends to
secure continuance of the liberal PATRON
age already received. Don't forget the
place, No. lis Main street. sign of the
'Golden Eagle" Schwarz will always be
on hand to attend to the wants of his GUS
toners. y 3, ,H n ~ a25-ltd&w
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MANUFACTURERS LABELS
In great variety nc the NnH EMPIRE
steam JOB ReOms
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-09-21
nITCH NOTICING. 100.

Notice is hereby given, that d. Skinner and 9TH
ers have filed their petition in this Office, praying
for the locating, establishing and constructing of
ditch, drain, water-oourse under the act to pro-
vide for locating, establishing and constructing
bitches, drains and water-cOurses, passed March
27, 1861, commencing about one-half mile east of
the south end of the Hull Prairie Road, in the south
ditch of the Green Encampment Road, in section
IL, town 5, range 10; thence west to west side of
the Hull Prairie Road thence north in said west
ditch, far enough to make good and sufficient
outlet, and to end in Pratts Ravine. That the en-
gineer has made due report, setting forth the avail
ability aud necessity of said ditch and that said
petition will be for hearing before the Commission
ers Of Wood County, on the 25th day of Septem-
ber, 1866.
GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.,
Perrysburg, August 2s, 1885. 1887 so
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-09-21
Treason Is n Crime.

Nr. johnson ia his speech to a delegation
OF Southern men who called upon him, said:
Of crime generally, our people have
high understanding as we'll as for the neces-
sity for its punishment; but in the catalogue
of crimes, there is one, and that the highest
nown to the laws and the Constitution, OF
which, sincethe days of Jefferson and Aaron
Burr they have become obliviOus. This is
treason. Indeed, one who has become dis
tinguihhed in treason, and in this rebellion
said, that when traitors become numerous
treason becomes respectable; and to become
a traitor was to constitute portion of the
aristocracy of the country. God protect
the people against such an aristccracy !
Yes, the time has come when the people
should be taught to understand the length
and breadth, the depth and hight of treason.
An individual occupying the highest posi-
ton among us, was lifted to that position by
the free offerings of the American people -
the highest position on the habitable globe.
This man we have seen revered and loYed
lone who, if he erred at all, erred ever on
the side of clemency and mercy-that man
we have seen TREA5oN strike, through fit
ting instrument, and we have beheld him
fall like bright star falling from its sphere,
Now there is none but would say, If the
question came up, what should be done
with the individual who assassinated the
Chief Magistrate of the nation-he is but u
man-one man after all. But ii asked what
should be done with the assassin; what
should be the penalty the forfeit exaetsd