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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-27
OFFICE OHIO PENITENTIARY@

OFFICE OHIO PENITENTIARY.l
COLUMBUS, Dec. Is, 1866.
CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE n As-
y ceived at this ofice until
TMOuday, December 8 Ist, 1866,
atl2 o'clock NJ, for furnishing this nstituiun with
supp les as 70 lows:
275 bbls. Prime Pork.
Bids for a less amount than above specified, will
The Directors and Warden reserve the right
accept the whole, or only part Of the qu nifty
nanedih the epropo'al. .lDq ae'r3b7f.t 30 a'gHb
The Directors AID Wardonsreserv the right TO
interest OF the State. Each bid must he accom-
panied BY bond in the sum Of so per cent. OF the
amount involved, conditioned that the party max.
ing the fOposa will enter TO and faithfully per-
form the contraetif the same be ava ded toihim.
e.. 49,. CHAS. u, WAbCUTT, Warden.
joan sIitRs. ii Directors 10 u.s. 'a1'd .s,'''
JoHH HoVGH,s .a)iihHo3 issi 30 I, dOcl7-d2w
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Paving Notice CO.

I To an a0hoEp " Dtdg coHcsrtF > ie a' .'hH ar
M CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, Dec. 10, 1866
NOtioeis hereby giyen,that proceedings hAye been
linstituiea in the City .COuncil sof Columbus efor
making the following improvements, 10 wit:
For gray ling 70 nth steet from State rect to
North Public lRue with six inch oatofgood clear
gravel or broken limestone Also, for raising the
crossing on High street aud Walnut alley.
Tho same tObe done in accordance with The plats
and estimates be prepared by the City Civil En-
All persoal claiming damages on account of said
proposed improvements, are required 10 file their
claims IN the Office OF the Clerk. in writing, on or
before the Twenty. fifth day Of January. A. d.
lSSu 0aWWRlE@ t0S Z EfawitSsfnN pa
deJis-ihwlw ,.e S3 2 ,,1I, - City Clerk.
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ORGANIC WEAK NESS
NJ msdiainlr flnrnd nnd fnll Yipor Restored.

Immediatcly Cured and TuII Vigor RESTORED.
This distressing AGectOn-whichS renders life
miserable and marriage imp6ssible-is the penalty
paid by the victims OF improper ndu gences. Young
persons etfo spttdcommit excesses from not be-
ina aware Of the dreadful corsequences that may
ensue Now, who that at.understands the subject, viii
pretend to deny that the power of prOcreaon is lost
sooner by those falling into improper habits than by
the prudent2 Besides being deprived of the pleas
urc Of healthy offspring. the most serious and de-
The System becomes deranged, tho Physical and
Mental Fuuctions Weakened, loss Of procreative
Power Nervous Irritability. Dyspepsia, Papitation
and Wasting Of the Frame. Cough. Consumption
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RAIH.RoAD TImB TARLR.


Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at CO.
lumhus, ohio. On and after Monday, Nov. 10, 1856,
trains will run as follows;
IIttle hEtSihta Coiumb x xonia "a W.
n.S. LEAyE. ARRlyR,
Chicago, Circleyille, and l,iC ..i.
CisinPsSi dayton i Rich, ~ Ss, : ~ '''' va ~
rond, SpTingfeld viaoel rsct npi,.atr si.
XeeEia IIillsborO x and b az eoss. !. sl 81
CiscSnsG DAYTON, 'cb5d. O p%% ~ ''s s''GN, H.
cbilicothe aud Marietta lIco q, m. llioO a. m.
Cincnnau. Dayton, Spring (, n A, la sulayso,tb
field via London ...,...... 2:40p. m. 2:40 p. m.
Cincinnati, Dayton, Richm'd ,...-.,.,.,,'...,, :,
n'l'n'gP'T'iT'a 1gPTTa 1'p%s'' ~ II I66SH. iii % Agent
Cleveland, Columbus & Cin'tI II. R.
New YSrE Fspro.s ...ii;,c 4. e. 2sS 3 Nj,
Mail and Express. 800 ?. NJ. s$o I; Ms
.r,5. - t,,i. JAMES PATTERSON. Agent. aa
Z ii Central Ohio Railroad. y ~ 2.
Morning Express .6;25 a. m, Hosp m,
z'He'yl' Accommodation; eisp = GpEEi EEi slSS Hs.St N
PIttsbprR, COlumbus 4 Cin'ti n. 10.
Lishtnipg Express. ...@.sl9:5UM. 1850 Am.
Mail d Accommodation. 60UAgM $50 Y. ".
New York Express. 1l:lO A. NJ. ll:3OP. M.
'Thistrain runs Sunday night, and nOt-OnSstur
J.B. PETERS. Agent. ,
UoIumbus and IndianapoIis Central
{ RailW0Ys i- d. II. f.....f =,
Night Express. .....,........1I:55 p NJ $50 Am.
Pittsburg Express and Ac-sJto. % .g,.. ~,
commodation.. 4. so. 40 A. l2;25 A. NJ.
Day Express. ........1iaO =. NJ. ll4O A, N.
On'oAsG AHDr's'rrT''ii' SS e. < HILL. "a Agent. On M'
SandusIsy, Mansfield 6 Newark R.R.
ARRIy AT NEW ARK LEAVE NEW ARK,
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALEO PROPOsl RE4
y ceiyed al the Office Of the Lessees Of the Pub
lie Works. at Columbus, Ohio. until
Friday, Janunry IIIh, 1867,
at noon, for rebuilding portion and repairing the
remainder Of the State Dam across theMuskingum
n yer at M1rietta. sna Ey.IttH BL8H4H
Also for rebuilding the State Dam across Lick
ing, Mt ar Black Hand. about ten miles east of New
Plans aud specifications for each OF the above
Jobs will be ready torexhibiuo1 at the fioe of said
Lessees in COlumbu for ten days before the letting
aud bysuch paas and specifications bidders will be
governed In making thoir proposals. ta tssa4at
The above jobs are worthy the attention Of enter
prising contractors. All bids must he indOrsed on
the envelope, Proposals for Marietta DAM" or
PROPOSALS for Licking DAM and addressed TO the
0HO'''HsSS' , GEO. w. MAHYPENRY,
q General A gent Lessees Of the Public Works.
Columbus, Dec. Il, 1866, -ea d, a'a,,.., dtd
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DIR. JOHNSTON, W

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London
Graduate of one OF the most eminent COLLEGES in the
United States and the greater rart Of woselie has
been spent 10 the hospitals Of London, Paris Phia-
deirhs and elsewhere has effected some Of tho most
astonishing cures that were ever known; many
trtubcd with ringing in the head and ears when
asleep great nervousness, being alarmei at sudden
sounds, ashfuness, with frequent blushing, attend
ed sometimes with derangemeutof OF mind, werecure
adiaiaIv. ErFW NN#
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l1Ielsl NARlI aatff IAAF AMul
Paving Notice.Ava

.,, CITY, CLERK'S OFFICE, =,
,a4 .CoLpNBUs. ". Dec. 10, 1868 II
Notice is hereby given, that proceedings have been
instituted III The City, Council Of Columbus, foi
mailing the following imprpFemcnts. 10 wit:
For grading and paying the roadway Of High
Puhlis lane ID Mound street. alif ehf 9TelEa
The same 70 badOBe in aceordance with the plats
and estimates io'be prepared BY tie City Civil En-
gineql ahd hled an the once Of the City Clerk
proposed imprnromeuis, are required 10 file theft
claims In the, olcs Of the CLERK, in writing, on or
before the 4 TW6niy-6fth day Of January, A.. d.
-. LIE. WILSON.
deol2-d1taWAw CITY Clerk.
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NTAWwtAGE.

marriage heins aware 6f PHYSICAL Weakness
ganic Debility Deformites. speedily cured.
He who pieces, himself under THO care yof ,Dr, z
may teiigiously yconhaein his honor as q gent
and confidently rely upon his skill as physician.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-27

A TAIL, raw-boned Yankee was riding
dIminutive specimen OF the donkey tribe
not long since through the streets of Goth
am, and the aIimal being very Stubborn,
Jonathan sf0nnd itsquite difficult 10 Induce
him to accelerate his pace.
He used the persuasive eloaaence,Ofa
hickory stick, and at each blow he would
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BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

T7sTA3LTsIsAD AsAREFUGE FROM
ILsOuAOk X ERY yptit ONLY PLACE WHERE
A CORE OAN BElOBTAINED.it 40 n ttul
DR.. JOHNS TON has discovered the most Certain
Speedy and only Effcctuel Remedy in the World for
Weakness Of the Back OF Limbs, STRUCTURES, Alice
tion OF the Kidneys and Bladder, .Invonntnry Dis
charges, lnportency. General seriousness
ileas, Pa pilation Of the Heart, Timdity. Tremh-
linr, DlmIess Of sight Or Gid9nes, Disease Of the
Head Throat. Nose, or Skin. Affections Of tho idy7
er. Lungs. Sttml h or Bowels-thOse t'rrible Dis-
orders arising IRON SOLITARY Habits II YopihF-sRs
CRET and SO soitarypractice more fatal tctheir vic:
tins than the song OF Svrens 70 tho Mariners ot
Iysses blightng their most brilliant hopes or aud
tiaian Linnc Irnnd rirn rnarriann Gc- lnnnaLihln
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/" Get up,. BonypArt. get up, 1 sayi''

OtI up D0EIJ P"IlF 81 UPS Ao''EN !,
with rage, the name Of his illustrious cOun-
tryman appliedto the ugly beast, and com
menced heapipg volley of abuse on the
Oifendih9E Yankee11l iIR I'd bic2 5IA
"Sair, shouted the -Gaul, ;"syot for you
call Eat d6iy Beast Napoleon? By gar, sair,
shall have ZegIanSf satisfactiOnp
"G"t up, B6hypartp was the only re-
sponSe. W. tatrIE se.rm
-zucrei monsieur, sair! say, what for
you call zat ysgabone horse Napoleon?"
"Get up, BoHypartr' ~
Here the Frenchman's rage boiled over,
and stamping his feet upon the payenen
ne tcreameq-TT.7 -EBg g.g;rag 4tNggM
.Oh, by gar shall have re revenge, re
grand satisfaction have one little sheep
dog atlmy villa LgO call him Guillaume
Washington, By gar y ioa.o11o .s1A
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YOUNG NI EN-

Especially. who have become the victims Of Solita
~ Vice, that dreadful and destructive habitwhioha
annua ly sweeps to an un'iu civ grave thousands OF
Young men the most exalted talents and brilliant
intellect who night otherwise have entranced list
ening Senates with thA thunders OF elpquenoe. 2
cnnGdanea tisO' 1Il ~ fI'NI'' ' Nh ~
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1859. b7aF sH irqasa' Dos ID 1880,
Winter Arrangement
TIME CEIANGEDssob II
'sf7l NJ - S. 2 -
Cincinnati Railroad.
Three Tra11a9 Daa1y,
EXCEPT SUNDAY. '',
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
Little Miami & Columbus e XenlaA
Railroads. .-,,,.--,. -,,,,

-.I,-,r4 il1 FIRST TRAIN. lad N la l9l-J
NIGHT RxPRESS--Leaves Columbus at I1aS
A. NJ. Will stop at Delaware. Ashley, Cardingiou,
Gilead, Gallon. Crestline, Shebs. New London.
WELLINGTON. Grafton and Berea, arriving at Cleyes
land At6.5O A. NJ. taaI .tlsf J.. .IIf 1tauiifl nj
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR.. J. addresses all those who have injured them
selves by improper indulgence anil solitary habits
which ruin both BODY and mind, ur fitting them for
either business, study, society, or marriage.
These are some of tie sad and meanah1lv effcct'
produced by early habits of youth, viz. Weakness
Of the Back and Limbs. Pains in the Head, Dmness
Of Sight Loss Of Muscular Power Palpitation Of the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous lrril ability, Derange
mept Of the Digestive Functions, General Debility
SYMPTOMS of CONSUMPTION, &c.
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Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at CO.
umhus, Ohio. On and after Monday, Nov. 10, 1856.
trains will run as follows:
lgttIe hEtSiht 4 CclnmBSs \ xenia n W.
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MARRIAGES.

Reflect that sound mind and body are the mos
necessary requisites 10 promote cOnnubiAl happi.
ness. Indeed without these the iournev through
life becomes cary pilgrimage; the prospect hour,
with despair and filed with the melancholy rehAr-
ton that the happiness of another becomes bighted
with our own. ,rI a7r r..s....f .... .f.ts H. rtE
I OFFICE, south Frederick StTeet,
Left-hand sie going from baltimore street. few
doors from the corner Fail not to observe name
and number. ~ .I' 'fl |'ttf p. TO- .'
R5- No letters received unless postpaid and con-
tanning a stamp to be used on the reply. Persons
writing should state age, and send portion Of ad-
vertisement describing symptoms = '.i "..I 'fa i
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his Office.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain practice
indulged in whom alone a habit frequently learned
from evil companions or at school, the effects Of
which nightly felt, even when aslsep and. not
both mind snd body. should apply inmedia' ely.
What pity that a young man. the hope Of HE
counrs ot bis 2atents, saerld be sn'chedz
seuu ance of devatng from the path Of nature, and
Inducing in certain secret habit. Such persons
must, before contemplating
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SECOND TRAIN.

NEW YORK RXPREsS-Leayes coIumbu, Z
llO5 A.. NJ. Viii .top at Delaware, CardingtoI
Gallon, Orestline, Shelby. New London, Wellingto
and Grafton. i1t F7'V1
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I MENTALLY. -IhefeHrfu elffcts on the mind are
much to bo dreaded. Loss Of Memory, Confusion Of
Ideas Depression Of Spirits, Evil Foreboding5
Aversion tn Society, Self DistruSt. Love of SOli
ltude Tmdity, &c.. are sUne Of the evils produced
Thousands Of persons Of all ages can now judge
what is the cause Of their declining health, losing
their viaor. becoming weak. pale, nervous and eWa-
ciateh having asinguar appearance about the o. %
L.. a n,l,r, a. nnhin
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-23

do whatever they see their supporters DO
The wheeling Legislature, a regulaf
EsAMBo.lOving knot Of Radicals. have all
lowed the Supreme Court Of Appeals
If that State TO appoint o reporter
w y Sp Of curse s publishes the decisions
and opinions Of RALPH BERKsHIRE'
WILLIAM A. HARRISON, &C, &c for She
edifcation, of the legal profession IN tins ms
S BATTLES which S took Place during the 70
existence Of the heptarchy, in what Is
now called England, that they deserve s.eah, 9
no more from, and were no more W., worthy !, :
the attention Of, the historian than the
skirmishes between crows and kites;
The decisions Of the Supreme Court Of i
West Virginia, as at present constituted
bear about the same relation to the ae-
Court of Appeals as the trays d LeI d.
by milton bear to The battle OF Water
loo Richmond Whig., . ... .H IT,
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National Union Convention.

At a meeting Of the Conservative Ceptral
COMMITTEES for the State of West Virginia, held
at the Club ROOM in the City OF Wheeling, on
Tuesday evening, July 18th, 1866, the FOL
lowing preamble and resolutiont were adopted:
WHEREAS, A National Union Convention has
been called to meet in the city OF Philadelphia,
on the 18th day of August next to devise meas.
ures ITO preSej DC The National Union, 10 utndeae
the Suhctency of or National Constitution, TO
0,aTd the States from cOUeTt attempts TO deprtUe
them of their true position in tbs Union, ana TO
byin1 together those 1Vho are UnnatuUaHy Sepdr-
ated :" to which Convention THE PEOPLE OF the
several States and of each Congressional Dis
trict have been invited 10 send delegates; And,
WHEREAS, This Committee do cordially ap-
prove of the object and principles set forth IN
the call for said Convention as above enamer'
ated; Therefore,
Resolved, That the people of the First Con.
Cressional District of this State be requested to
meet in Mass Convention, in the City OF Wheel.
ing. on Tuesday the 3lst day of July, at 2
o'clock, p. M, for the purpose OF selecting
FOUR delegates from this District to said Ma
tional Convention.
As the people of the Third Congressional Dis
trict have already taken steps to appoint their
delegates to said Convention, IL was deemed in
eXpedient to make any recommendation rela
tive to their selection of Representative
The Committee appointed the following gen
tlemen, delegates TO represent the State
Mt large In said National Convention John
Hall of Mason General John j. Jackson,
of Wood :. Lewis RuflneT. of Kanawha; Thomas
Sweeney, of Ohio +. w. Andrews of Berkely
.Jobn q Burdett, Of Taylor; Henry S walker,
of Harrison Henry II witlers OF Lewis
u. LAMB, Chairman.
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INFAMOUS IF TRUE. We take the fol
lowing from the New York Weekly Mag
azine, July Z, published by the American
News Company:
ut has been discovered that the men
recently employed : by the Government
to disinter the bodies of our dead soldiers
on the battle fields near Richmond, after
having searched the bodies for money
and jewelry, pulled open the iof
the corpses, punched out the teeth, OK,
amined if they were plugged, and, If
they were, cracked the teeth to pieces
for the sake of the gold filings. No insult
that the rebels have offered to the loyal
dead can approach in atrocity this most
incredible dissertation" 81 4!y..i
The above statement, made so positive
ly by the Me,O York Weekly Magazine,
needs investigation, and should it prove
true, there is scarcely q punishment
known to past or present times too So.
we're to inflict on the perpetrators OF
such malignant eutrages. Ifuntrue, the
publishers of the Magazine should be
held to such an account as will remind
them throughout all time to avoid pub
fishing such slanderous misrepresenta-
tions.-C Cincinnati Union.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
State Convention.

The citizens Of this State who are opposed
to the radical party are requested to meet IN
their respective counties or townships at snch
time as they may deem most expedient ana
select delegates to represent their county III
State Convention to be held in PAkhE+hSo-
BURG, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST p al
ten o'clock a. mr. for the purpose Of nominah 2
candidates for State Offices f-f..HHL
Where there is danger that public meetings
may be interrupted by violence, We recon-
mend that delegates be designated BY Wntte
appointment signed by the voters.
We also recommend that the deleg ates rom
each Congressional District be authorized TO
nominate a candidate for Congress, at the state
Convention. ......t
By order Of the State Executive Committee
80. .-.n D. LAME Chairman!
O. s. LONG, Secretary. ( 81 g. !
Wheeling June.21, 1865. u iii
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Comfy Convention.

Alta meeting Of the Democratic and ConserVi
alive Central Committee Of Ohio county, held at
the Club Room on Saturday the 18th inst, tle
following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved That Primary Meetings In the vari.
ous Townships, be held on SATURDA! the
iii Of AUGUST at 3gd doIoeF NJ in tine tine
On, T,1unshipS. to appoint Five Delegates in
each Township to attend the County ConVen'
tiop on the 18th of August -,
''y 'Pesoissd That a COUNTY CONVENTION
be held at the COURT HOUSE in the CITY , OF
WHEELING, at 10 o'clock; A. M M on $500,
candidates for County Officers. and to appoint
delegates to the State Convention TO DO hela az
Parkersburg on the ODD of August. 81,
RESOLVED, That a committee of three be ap,
pointed to confer with the State Executive
Committee, in selecting delegates to attend the
National Convention to be held at the city OF
Philadelphia on the 18th day OF August nextto
represent this Congressional District in SAID
and Weekly Week Rssegs ss
Natter FreTud VIM. C. HANDLAN, D..
Chairman.
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Fhe Worid~Mevcs.
After an indefinite period OF 'masterl

After an indefinite period or mastery
inactiyityn our city cotemparary has
made an advance. On last Saturday it
showed symptoms Of returning vitality
by giving vent to at least q dozen lines
of gloriRcation over Tennessee
ratification of the National Constitu-
tional Amendment and her re-admls-
sion to cher ancient rights and privle'
ges." How thankful Andy will be that
the Iatelligeacer rejoices over the return
of his State to the Union. What Apply ne
is not a native of every Southern state :
We might then expect q salute from inc
Quincy street battery at each succeeding
State ratification of the Amendment
1t is hoped, however, that Congress, pc
fore adjournment, will take such acton
as will provide against all embarrassing
contingencies. 1t is thought that an act
will be passed depriving the President
Of all power of removal during vacation,
and, in that event, there will be nothing
to prevent the Intelligenesr from advoea-
ting the Amendment with all the ardor
of sincere conviction and all the frmness
of disipterested patriotism.
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Hodsas, which power, In case faSmer.
pency,iy herewith granted tothem.Y
HE obj6ct of this is notF app aren't
upon.its- lace. It. cannot beto, prevent
the President from making new appoint
ments, forby the express terms of the Con.
stitution he has power to grant commits.
sions during q recess of the Senate (andi
this would be O recess), which do not
expire until the end of their next session.
These additional powers are, the
subiecting Congress to be convened ny
it's presiding officers at rhatever time ana
IN ,chaterer place those presiding officers
shall think fit !.
Those powers might prove to be OF
great consequence" only, and the case
of emergency" can arise only out OF civil
war, out of 80 civil war OF nelgnpor-
hoods, not of sections" No SUCH powers
were used, or thought OF being used,
during our seventy years OF peace OF
during our four years OF sectional war.
They are powers which the Radical con-
spirators now lay hands upon, not more
for present than for future use; not 80
mnch to keep hold of the Offices their
followers occupy, as to build up the
Rump, out of mutilated but co-ordl-
nate branch of the government, into an.
independent, irresponsible Central pl
rectory, assembling in Massachusetts, or
sitting in Ohio, or wherever or whenever
its presiding officers may think the
emergencies" of civil war make 1T OF
great consequence" to call them to-.
gether b. la.. .;r >
The first stup has been taken towards
civil war; tho second now follows. 1t is
civil war those Radical conspirators are
plotting, and, nothing less than civil
war. Mr.. Raymond, who heard and dis
closed the doings of their secret Caucus,
avows, under hisrespOnsibility as Rep
resentative, a journalist, and a gentle-
man, that these men are preparing"a re-
sort TO force and that "this determination
is arowed" In the light of his revela.
tion, and in its light only, the purpose OF
Stevens resolution becomes plain.
Let them go on if they dare. The bull
lets and the" gibbets, however costly,
which in that case would assuredly rid
us Of the inflamers of our first and the
plotters of our second civil war, may, at
ter all, be the only way to a calm world
and o long peace.
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(From the New York World)
The Plotting Civil Wharf.-The SECOND
SteD.

The Radicals Of the Rump Congress
are about taking the second step in their
plot of civil war Their first step wa,
to drive through the House, bv whip aud
spur, cutting OFT all debate under the
previous question, General Paire's rrso
luton calling on all tho Northern States
(now for the most part ruled by Radical
Governors and Radical Lcgislaturesl to
organize, discipline aud equip their mil
tia; and scattering among them two
thirds of all tho arms, ordnance and anu.
munltion now in the hands of the Gen
eral S'oyernnent Onithe testimony f
MI. Raymond, this act ",Cas intended, bu
" those 'rho secured lis pasSagp. as the FIRST
step to'cards preparations. for arotkcr Grill
Wdr. '''''
Their second step, disclosed yesterday,
will be taken to-day, by the Sassare -
Thaddeus Stevens Joint rcsoInfion
which, in the language of Sneaker Gni
fax confess additional po,cers arb;rb min,
"prope to be ,ef great Consequence mon
the President of the Senate pro ten ana
the Speaker of the House, and is in
these words:
Resolved, (the Senate conouuing. }
That when Bongress adjourns, it viii
adjourn to meet again on Saturday the
Ist. day of December, except sooner sum,
nroned by the presiding officers of both