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Bounty and Pension 10 Soldiers.

BOunty 0hd nSic 10 Soldiers.
Additional and Increase Pension has
been granted by the recent Congress,
as follows:
To the widows of deceased soldiers
and sailors an increase pension at the
rate of 50 per month, for each child
under the aye Of sixteen years.
To the children of deceased soldier
where the widow has died or e.mar-
ried, and there is more than one child
under sixteen years of age, at the rate
of So per month increase for each child.
S25 per month to any soldier who
shall have lost the sight of both eyes,
or the use of both hands, or who has
been totally and permanently disabled
so as TO require the constant and per.
sonal aid of another person.
$50 per month to any soldier who
has lost both feet, or one hand and
one foot, or has been permanently dis
abled in the same, er.olher wise so dis.
abled as TO be incapacitated from per-
forming manual labor, but not so much
so as to require personal aid and atten-
tion from another person.
$l5 per month TO any soldier who
shall have lost one hand or one foot,
or has been totally and permanently
disabled in the same, or otherwise 80
disabled as to render his disability e.
~quivalent to the loss of a hand or foot.
The provisions of the pension laws
have been made to apply to the follow
ing cases:
TO all enlisted men, although en-
ployed as Transfers, Wagoners, Arti.
%ficers, Hospital Stewards, Farricrs or
Saddlers.
To an officer, or tho widow of a dc,
ceased officer, according to the rank
held by commission at the time Of the
disability or death of the officer, al
though not actually mustered in that
rank,
To father or orphan brother de
pendent for support upon any officer
or soldier who has died while in the
service.
If any person dies during the pen
dency Of his application for invalid
pension and after the completion of the
proof showing his right thereto, the a,
mount of pension due HIM at the time
of his death, will be paid to his widow
or if no widow his other relatives, OF
if he died leaving no widow or rela.
tives, to the executor or administrator
of his estate.
Also, q pensioner is granted the priv.
iIege of drawing payment OF his pen
sion although he has been and is now
in the civil service Of the Government
A new application must be made BY
every pensioner who is entitled to in
creased pension under this law.
Three months Extra Pay has beer
granted to all Volunteer Officers below
the rank of Brigadier General whit
were in the service on March I'd, 1866
and who resigned o: were honorably
discharged in any name after Apr
9th, 1865, Heretofore, that Extra Pa,
was only paid 10 such officers as wer
mustered out of service with thei
Companies or Regiments.
If you desire the undersigned to &C
as your attorneys in the application
send us your Pension Certificate, sta
, ting your disabi lily and claim.
/, C0NNELL & FRITTER,
} Claim Agents, Lancaster, 0.
Ofiee-East of Court House.
Aug. 9.-tf.
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The Widows of Soldiers who have
died in the service oftho United States
have been granted by a recent act of
Congress,
So per month for each surviving mi
nor child of such soldier.
Also, each soldier who has lost an
arm, or a foot, or whose disability is
equal to the loss Of a hand or a foot,
Sl5 per month.
Leave your applications immediate
ly with 7. W. Tallmadge, who purpo.
ses visiting Washington City with the
claims he receives, in order that col.
lections may be made more speedily.
Aug. 2, 19G6-tf
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For a good watch, American, Swiss
or English, go to Butch's.-z@

A GREAT NATIONAL PIoTURE.-Rev.
Salem 7. Griswold, OF Columbus, o, is
about canvassing our city for the sale
of Carpenters Great National Picture
of the "First Reading of the Enamel
patton Proclamation before the Cabi.
net, by President Lincoln" We have
been favored with q view of the work,
which is very large steel engraving.
of the finest workmanship, presenting
life. like figures and accurate portraits
of President Lincoln md the member:
of his cabinet at the timo of the impor
tan, event. The picture must be seen
to be appreciated, as no description
can do it justice. 1t is cminently
worthy a prominent place in the resi-
dcnces of all patriotic citizens.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES The phi.
mary elections last Saturday resulted
in the choice Of the following candi-
dates for Fairfield county:
Sheriff.. Shisler, re-nominated.
Auditorium. Schopp,
Clerk Common Pleas-J. f. Vande.
mark, re nominated.
Recorder-T.. Fishbaugh, re-nomi'
mated.
Commissioners Christopher Troving-
or, re nominated.
Infrmary Director-Jonas Hite, re.
nominated.
Probate Judge-Abraham SSfcrt.
Prosecuting Attorney-Wm. Shultz
County Surveyor-F. IL. Carpenter
Coroner--Wm. Bush.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY TEACHERS IN
STITUTE.


CCORDING to previous notice, the above Insti-
n tute will open on Monday, Aug. 18TH, at
l o'clock, p. NJ, and close Friday evening follow
ing.
Papers will DO prepared, read and diseussed,o on the
following land other) subjects: School government,
Qualifications Of Teachers, Motives and Rewards OF
Teachers Pollteness, Relation between Teacher and
Parent, Cleanliness and Ventilation, Methods ofln-
struction, Morals Of the Teacher, Cultivation Of Ian.
guage, 0bjectand Moral Lessons.
Prof. W. y. CRosBY, otthe Cincinnati Schools, and
others, will assist the Principals Of the Lancaster
Normal Institute, during the entire week.
The %iorenoons will be occupied chief by Lee
lures, Drills, and Model Recitations; the afternoons,
by discussions on above subjects, and on resolu.
tons.
The questions proposed by Commissioner White,
and submitted to School Examiners, on the Theory
and Practice Of Teaching, will be daily used.
Special attention will oe given TO the Elements oil
Vocal Music.
All teachers and friends OF education arc earnestly
requested to attend. JoaS WILLIAMS,
J.C HARrzJER, fEx. Com.
]. u. MirxUFD. J
Lancaster, Ohio, Aug I'm, 1859,
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SPLENDID CoRN,--The thanks Of the
Gazette Office are rendered to the lady
of Ex'Sherriff James Miller, for d
bounteous mess Of the finest "roasting
ears" that have come under our obser.
walton this season. They are Of a
mammoth sweet variety, tender and
luscious, and evidently grew under
skillful and careful culture.
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UNIoN FAR. The chillico.he Ga.
zette Of Tuesday says: arrangements
are perfect for a Union Fair, to be
held in Circleville, Sept. ~, 10 and IA.
1865, for the counties Of Pickaway,
Fayettc, Fairfield, Ross, Hooking,
Franklin, ard Madison. The prcmi-
ums amount 10 $4,000. and it is expect.
cd to be one of the most attractive
Fairs ever held in Southern Ohio"
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

NlNNlNNA ~, mug
FLOUR-Superfno 6 J0a7 so; FIX
tra.0 50a10 %; Family III 25all rs;
Fancy brands IL 50a13 90.
GRAIN-Wheet 2 40a2 As Tor No.
l Winter; Spring 2 O5a2 10. Corn,
6la62c for car; Shelled Tic. Oats, 36a
45c for No. . to No, l.. Rye, SOaS5c.
Barley 81 so for choice new fall.
PROVISIONS Mess Pork 80 O0a
so so; Bulk Meats 15al73c for Shout
ders apd Sides; Bacon 16&al9t for do
Hams 24a25c,; Lard zoe for primo.
BUTTER-Prime Central Ohio 28a
soc.
CHEESE-W. r. and Hamburg 14a
15c,
EGGS-Prime liable.
SEEDS-C Clover So 90, Timothy Sc.
90, Flax 50 %.
WOOL-Common to fine Fleece 40a
SIC.
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HocKING COUNTY. -. Fairfield coun-
ty boys are appreciated in her sister
Hooking. We observe that our young
friend Chas. 4. Befstlcr, Esq. has re.
ceived the Democratic nomination in
Hooking for Prosecuting Attorney,
and that Geo. w. Alfred Esq, is the
nominee on the same side in that
county for Probate Judge. Their cleo,
ticp follows as o matter of course.
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aforementioned w. T. SHERMAN
was in this city on a flying visit, from
Friday till Monday last. He took his
departure for St. Louis, on Mondays
forenoon train vid Cincinnati.
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horticultural FAIR....See the no.
tiee in advertising columns OF Exhibi-
ton Of Hooking Valley horticultural
Society, to commence September 10th.
We hope the citizens generally of the
Valley will unite in an effort to make
this the exhibition Of its kind in this
State, for 1866. The Valley can do it.
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SPANISH BUoKs.-The advertisement
of Mr.. D. B. Cherry, Of Walnut town
ship, offering a lot of Superior Span
ish Bucks for sale, is well worthy the
attention of those wishing to improve
their stock of sheep. These animals,
It is probable. will not be allowed to
remain long on Mr.. Cberry's hands.
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JUDICIAL NoMINATIoN.-The Demo
cratic Convention held in this city
yesterday placed in nomination SILAs
II. WRIeHT, Of Logan, Hooking coun-
ty, as the candidate for District Judge
of Common Pleas, in the place ofJudge
P. Van Trump, nominated for Con-
gross,
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G. w. Standardization is invited
to the advertisement of this gentle
mans Photographic rooms, in another
column. Mr.. Borah is an old estab-
lished artist, and his work has long
been ~favorably known in u commu-
nifty. Give him a call.
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New PHoToGRAPa RooMs.-Mr. Full
ton, in the new Clinton Hall Rooms,
adjoining the Gazette Office, has pre-
parations completed for prompt and
superior execution of work in his line.
He invites everybody to call and exam
inc his specimens.
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ara fair and delicate skin, free
from every blemish, is the reward of
an occasional use of Palmer's Vegeta-
BILE Cosmetic Lotion.
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W'Marriages and obituary notices
crowded out this week. will appear in
our next.
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SOMETHING IMPORTANT.

Photographs for two Dollars g. Twen-
tY-hve tents per dozen, executed at short notice
and in the best style. Ifdesired, they will be sent by
mail, postage paid. Call atthe rooms over Stocun'S
Drug Store, on Center Alley, and examine my hne
specimens before ordering pictures elsewhere, and
be convinced III 1t / can suit yon both in price and
artistic work, as well rs any operator in this section.
II good work and low prices are wanted, | confidently
Lancaster, Aug. o. lSBG.-ly U. W. BoRAH.
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Attachment Notice.

uriswold, Kooken 4 sutphen, plaintiffs,
against
David De Hannio and Mahala De Hanhio, Defendants
DEToRE Samuel Ewing, Mayor of tho city oil
b Lancaster, in the county OF Fairfield, Ohio, on the
9Th day ofJuly, 1866, said Mayor issued an order o.
attachment nthe above action. Tor the sum ofeleven
dollars, The same will be for hearing on the goth
day ofSeptemher, A.. d. 1861.
Aug. ., lSGG-3w GRIswOID, KooKEN & SUTpHEN,
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UNION CENTRAL COmMITTEE.

UNION CENTRAL CO MMITTEE.
The Fairfield county Union Central
Committee, as at present composed, is
as follows.
b. F. Reinmund, Lancaster, Pres't,
@. +. Shaeffer, Secy.
G. G. Beck,
sa George Hughes, Hooking tip.
A P. Ashbrook, Pleasant,
Noah McNaughten, Richland
s. Berry, Rushcreek,
8 T. D. M~cNaughten, Walnut
A. T. Mason, Liberty
L. Pickering, Violet
John Snyder, Bloom 9
J. Abbott, Madison
Jacob Bollenbaugh, Amanda
Samuel Barr, Clearcreek
Henry Eckert, Berne
Jonas Gibbony, Greenfield
A meeting o fthe Committee is call
ed at the Office Of G. F. Shaeffcr Esq,
on Saturday, 1lth inst. A full atten-
dance is desired, as business of impor-
lance will be presented for c%onsidera-
ton.
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ROLL oE

Receipts on subscription to the Ian.
caster Gazette for the week, ending
August s, 1866
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acknowledgements Laid Out II
Fairfield County.

LANCASTER, u, Aug, z, 1866.
EDS. Con-. = The Democrats held
their primary election hero on Satur.
day, and put in nomination q county
ticket. There was quite a contest be-
tween the War Democracy and the
Copperheads for Probate Judge, the
War Democrats coming out ahead ten
votes, the principal workers for the
Va!landingham ticket being Odds and
his hangers on.
There is yet some prospect for Fair
field. Capt. Syfert, the nominee for
Probate Judge, served on our militia.
ry committee faithfully and acceptdbly
during the a
The editor Of the Eagle was beaten
bya War Democrat for Prosecuting At
ney. A complete defeat ofthe Vallan-
dighammers throughout.
DR.. Odds is the sickest man in the
city, having, by the hardest work, got
about twenty delegates out Of thirty.
four. His chances for a nomination
in the convention at C~ircleville are
very meagre indeed. There will be q
hard fight there, and unless Odds sells
out to Emmitt, from Pike county, VIM.
E. Finck will be the nominee. So ii
looks here. X.
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Go to Butch's for any thing in the
jewelry line-in the Book Str with
A. Brenneman.-2w
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New styles of jewelry at Butch's.-
Particular attention paid to the repair
ingof watches, clocks and jewelry.--2w
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The Cincinnati Commercial of yes,
terday, publishes the following dis.
patch from this city:
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sLoAN,s cONDIIION POWDER

Has the largest sale NJ any Horse and Cattle Medicine
In this country. II is composed NJ herbs and roJts, aud
for uildnrSs.. safety. certainty aud thnruuglIucsa, stands
pru-eminenily at tie head " the list VI Horse aud
Cdttk NsdiciuSs.
1t carries I'll all gross humors, prevents horses from
becoming still or hunloriug. purihes the blood, loosens
the skin. and gives II n smooth aud glossy appearance,
cleanscs the water and strengthens every part Of the
body. II is alsn n snie aud certain remedy for coughs
aud colds, which generate 90 many fatal discusses.
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LANCASTER. OHIO:

THURSDAY, Aug 9, 1866.
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Prints from Is to 20 cents; 1000 yards ofJaconet
Lawns at 20 cents. A very fine plain blue, buff, or
ange, pink and brown Organize Lawns, from 90 to %
cents.
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Being desi rous Ofclosing out my Spring and Som.
mer stock OfDFyGoods aud Millinery, positively by
the first Of september, 1 will offer great Inducements
to the public.
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Dbl ED.

In LatiranGc. Ga. on the 18th inst. (Scpt
1865 of Consumption, Mrs. AMERICA SwEP-
sroN SLATER. wife OF William j.. Slater,
of Winchester, Tenn. and daughter of FL
bridge =. and Jane Il. Greenwood. of CO.
lumblls, Ga.
For thirteen years she had been q men,
Der of the Methodist church, and consist
emily lived. never knew her guilty of Il
single deception, and she made no allow
ancc for deception in others. Patiently
bearing many months of suffering, she
freely spoke of the joy in store for her spir-
it when disease should wait it to Heaven.
Her rcticcncc and modcsty concealed in u
great degree a mind acknowledged by her
prcceptOrs to he finished in education, but
God had given her q diploma. also. for put
rity Ofhcart, rectitudc% ofconduct. and love-
illness of disposition, more precious far than
diamonds could purchase or mortal man
confer. Many of her many friends have
said to me: She was the purcst woman we
ever knew. l record the assertion with
pleasure. that her baby boy. if it please
God he grow in years. may read their tes-
timony added to that of one who, had he
been a thousand fold more worthy. was I'M
worthy so pure a creature. May the MOTH
cr's virtue proclaim the on.
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Arkansas Lands
.

A very desirable tract of land lying
near Lake village. ChicOt county, Arkan-
sas, containing 1858 acres. $50 acres in fine
state of cultivatiOn-thc balance well tim
bcrcd.
There is upon the place a good dwelling
and all necessary O%uthOuses, and an entire
new Gin House. This is first quality cot
ton land, and, with Il sufficient number of
employees. in II year the purchaser can
pay for the place and all necessary cxpen-
SEES. This place is ten miles from the Mis-
sissippi river, and four miles from Lake
Village. the county site, and in u No. one
neiglbOrhoOd. This land is owned and
occupied by Robert Tickcll, who has a suf-
iiciency of stock to carry on the same. and
isanxiOus to sell all. There are now a lot
of No. one hands on the plantation. and the
purchaser could retain the same hands.
Any person desiring Il valuable planta-
ton In this locality. for further particulars.
would do well to call on the undersigned,
L.S J. SIMS, Real Estate Agent.
Winchester. Tenn,
or. ANDERSON. JOHNSON d SMITH.
Real Estate Agents, Nashville.
scpl5
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Important Decision Of the SUI
prcmc Court.
Dewitt Williams, Of the county OF
Jefferson, was indicted for treason
against the State OF Tennessee, In
April last he vas tried and found guilty,
and sentenced TO fifteen years hard Ia.
Dor in tho Pcn~itcntiary, from which
Judgment an appeal was taken to the
Supreme Court. The case was called
up last week. The Attorney General
for the State said nc had examined the
case with great carc-that he was fully
satisfied and convinced that there was
no law TO justify such u verdict, and
that he did not feel it to be his duty TO
attempt MS Justification. lie therefore
to be allowed to enter n noUe
orosequi. The Judges took two days
to Investigate the case, and, after so
ordered the case dismissed. SO
State treason, SO mote it be.
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wish TO live as brothers of u common
heritage, yet are treated rs servants
AS one OF the Southcrncrs ! try to bear
all Of this--l try to smile--l try to
dance while our conquercrs are llddling
in drunken glcc--l am in carncstin ask
ing for peace which vas promised us, il
we disbandcd our armics-I keep faith
with the North, yet the North will not
keep faith with u.s.. And tell you, If
we can't have the peace and the rights
promised us, life Is a burthcn and we
had better lose it ut once. But | will
wait awllile--tor surely the sense ofna-
tional honor has not quite died out in
the North. There is II better day com.
%ing-anotlcr will tell the story.
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Horse Thieves.

Somewhat Of Il sensation was pro.
duccd in our village on last Monday,
by the arrival of two adopts in the
light fingered art. One, who gives his
name as Columbus Andrew Pitman.
makes Il confession, in which he impli-
Gates several parties ut Tracy City, in
Marion county, and several others re
siding ut various points in this State
and Kentucky. According to his own
account, and his dcXtcrity in dofing
the iron harness placed upon his limbs
for better security, he has considerable
experience in breaking open stables,
jails, aiI pcniicntiaries. He broke
iail but recently at McMinnvillc, and
stole a horse in this county from Mr..
Matt Boulton-a very fine horsc-but,
fortunately, n rain had Just fallen, and
our friends, Larkin Willis and Jack
Anderson, ad but little difficulty in
tracing the horse. They o~verhaulcd
the horse, surmonntcd ny the thief,
near Bersheba Springs, brought the
rascal here, and committed him to iail.
But il seems almost impossible TO So
cure them in our miserable excuse for
Jail, "a they work theiI handouts off
with all imaginable ease, and boast of
their ability and intention of making
their escape. We think il high time
that our Jail was made secure in some
way, rs it is notorious that il Is very
unsafe at present. AS the structure
does not rest on a rock foundation.
there should be placed enough sleapers
TO form a solid log hoor-then the cum
hing rascals could not cut through The
.''f' and scratch under the wall, rs
'"ey Fave been known to do.
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Alaba1lla Lane
FOR SATzEs

ISAAC WINSTON, IN SCMPTEI
l. county, Alabama. offers for sale his
Desirable Plantation,
containing about 7GO acres. About $50
acres are in u fine state of cultivation-tlt
balance is well timbcred. There is Il good
dwelling anda all necessary Out-houses upon
the place; Il fine orchard, and Il No. | Free
stone Well in the yard, and 4 fine Spring
about IL hundred yards from the house.
This plantation lies upon the river. and
the Demopolis Rail Road runs through
the same. with a depot upon the place.
This is a fine cotton farm. producing as
well, ifnot better, than any lands in this
section. and is also fine for corn and wheat
This plantation will be exchanged for
Franklin county (Tenncssce) lands, if {;
suitable trade can he made.
Any person wishing to locate in this sec
tion. and for further particulars in relation
to this plantation, would do well to call on
the undersigned.
l.. s. SIMS,
Real Estate Agent.
Winchester, Tenn.
or, ANDERSON. JOHNSON Il SMITH,
Real Estate Agents, Nashville.
Spp15
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State of TcIillcsscr.---EraHkIin Co.
Samuel Steward, ct. us,

State of TcliilcHScr.---ErankIiM Co.
Samuel Steward, ct. ais,
vs.
Isaac Steward. ct. ais.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that Polly Ann-EliZahcth Palma
J. Samatlla-Sally a. John Steward Marga-
ret. Hop. J.. d Newton Steward, Robert 4
John Steward and the children of siaman-
tina Steward are nonreSidrnts of the State
of Tennessee 50 that thcOrdinary process of
Law cannot be served upon them. 1t is
therefore ordered by the Court that publ
cation be made in the Home journal for
four successive weeks. requiring said non
residents to be and personally appear be-
fore the Worshipttll County Court to be
held at the Courthouse in the town of Win
chester on 1st Monday in October next, it
being the lst day of said month, there to
answer the Bill of Samuel Steward ct. els,
or the same will DC taken for confessed
and set for hearing cxpartca as to them.
JOHN &. ENOCIIS,
scpS 4 50 Clerk.
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Yours, ETC.,
l.. S. GRANT.
10 Brcvet Brig. Gen. W. S. Uillvcr
New York City.
A true copy:
ADAM BADEAU, A. D. C.

AN OpINIoN.--Thc Charleston News
closes Il lengthy article on the politica.
aspect with the following paragraph:
That civil war is impending, we be.
licvc; but we also believe that if our
people be vigilant and fully alive to
their interests, the fury of the storm
will spend itself in the North, and VIC
shall pass through the trying period
mscntIlcd. From all the signs in the
political horizon, VIC are on the brink
Of Il great revolution which, in point
OF sangulnary carnestncss, may not fall
far short Of the days of 1893 in Paris.
Whom God wishes to destroy he first
strikes with madness. Certainly the
condition precedent is fully established.
Ifthc Radicals in the North are not
So mad" then do we not know what con-
madness in Il mob, u rabblc or
nation"