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swallow or stake back seats" The guillotine
Topped off the bead ofits inventor! They
should be made aware of the fact that any
attempt to cripple the Supreme Court and
| depose the President, for the sole purpose
| of grasping in their own hands all the de-
partments of Goyernment, would rouse
| the American people to fulF sense of their
dan ger and bring vengeance, dire and swift.
upon the heads of the guilty perpetrators.
their aiders, abettors and sympathizers.
Their Bankrupt law may screen them
| from Justice and save them the necessity OF
ldisgorging the millions Durloined from, the
Government under the Presidency fAbra-
ham Lincoln, whose honest, unsuspecting
soul, capable only of cOmprehending the
sublimity of a vulgar joke, never enter
tanned the idea that under the cover OF
''down with rebellion" were carried on the
most gigantic frauds; but Yankee ingenuity
itself cannot save those reckless men who
are trying to subvert the Government.
when the people beco ne convinced OF their
revolutionary schemes. -
Yet, should the Iiaignants in their des-
perate determination to trample upon the
Constitution and subvert the Republic.
plunge the country into another civil war.
may the public fnnetionaries of our own
beautiful Ohio be found as bulwark, sup
porting the Administration, the Constitu-
tion, the courts and the country For,
! should they tby any rash or partisan ACT
| place the State i'm an attitude of revolution,
no doubt the President might deem it his
duty to arrest them, appoint shoulder
strap Governor, and enforce all the provis-
| ions of the Reconstruction act, when the
Ashleys, the Schencks and the Delanos
I might be rendered the "lron-c clad" in re-
sponse to which they should elevate Their
\ delicate hands or stand back from the
polls.
From my7own opinion of the good sense
keene shrewdness and sterling patriotism
! of Gov. Cox, methinks l risk nothing in
1 asserting thatlhe will be always found in g
position to take any oath that may be nee
essary to test citizens loyalty, without
doing any violence to truth or conscience
| T.W.
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Know Thy Destiny.


MADAME E. F. THoRNTON, the great English
AstrOlogist, Clairvoyant and Psychometrician, who
has astonished the scientific classes of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y.
Madame hornton possesses such wonderful powers
of second sight. to enable her to impart knowl-
edge of the greatest importance to the single
ried of either sex. While in state of trance she
delineates the very features Of the person you
tomarry, and by the aid of an instrument of in
tense power known as the Psychomotrope, guaran-
tees to produce afeike picture Of the future hus-
band wife of the applicant, together with date of
marriage, position in lfe leading trails Of charac-
ter, DC. This is no humbug as thousands of testi-
monials can assert. She will send when desired q
certified certificate, written guarantee, that the
picture is what it purports to be. By incIosing q
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Mnn.A. s.Cox,s sneech.

According to promise made yesterday,
we this morning present to our readers the
speech made few evenings ago by Hon. S.
S. Cox, in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Ex-
ceptipg the small part that relates to BAR
MUM, the Snowman, which is really very
readable and peculiarly appropriate, the
speech is admirably adapted to every lati-
tude. In terms of just Indignation he holds
up to reprobation the villainous Republi-
can legislation that strikes out of existence
civil Government in ten Southern States,
and raises aloft military Government. We
think we are warranted in saying to Mr.
Cox. our readers thank him for this supe-
rior speech.
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New Advertisements a
Legal Notice.

T T.. WUICHET, SABINE WHICH
q . ct Eugene DWtoit. George N Wilson, .Iallid
e.. wilson. @. Emile Dutoit. Charlotte Secretau
ADAM GerIawgh, Eliza GerLdugh, and LydiG Du-
toit will take notice that petition filed against
them and others the 2lst day of March, 1867, Ia
the Court of Common Pleas within and for the
county of Franklin aud State of Ohio, by Samuel
Doyle, guardian of Samuel NJ, George E., William
ID. and Charles II. Doyle, and is now pending,
wherein said Samuel Doyle, guardian aforesaid,
demands partition of and assignment of dover in
the following real estate, to-wit:
Situated in Truro township. Franklin county,
Ohio, and being part of the west half of a Let of
forty-seyen acres of land conveyed by David Tsy-
lor and wife TO D.. S. and j. Fanchsr 10 ntly,
designated lot No. in Chancery Records
of Franklin county, Ohio, in Book. No. 5. page 334,
said part being bounded as follows: Commencing
at the northeast of the Knea lem lot and
ming eastWardly along the center of the National
ROAD II 60lOO poles; then1e south 81 25lOO poles;
thence west II 6O1CO poles; thence north so 75-1OO
poles to the place of beginning, containing 5H
scres Of land, and that at the next term of said
Court the said Samuel Doyle, guardian afore-
said. will apply for order that dover may be as
signel in and partition made Of said premises
FRANCIS COLLINS,
mch28-w6H Atty for petitioner.
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The Presidents Veto of the Sup
Elementary Military bill.
This morning we give to the reader Pres
ident JoHNsoN's Veto of the Supplemen-
tary bill to the Military Reconstruction
bill for the South. By sweeping majorities
the Republicans in Congress passed this
bill into law over the Presidents Veto.
The argument of the Veto is conclusive
against the bill ;.but what of that? Neither
Constitution,no nor argument avail with them,
when Constitutien and argument are op-
posed to their deyiIish purposes.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OF
w Fl until

M I'LL OtS t6EGElV ED Al THIS OE =
w Fl G until
Monday, the Ist Day of April, 1867,
at O'Clock F. NJ. for furnishing materials and do
ing the following " ork, tO-wit:
For making a 10 and Is inch pipe Sewer in
Straight alley from point SO feet south of Gay
street to Broad street.
For making 90 inch pipe Sewer in Young street
from State street to Broad street. ...
For grading and paving the cutters and for grad
ing and graveling the roadway and Sidewalks OF
Cherry street from Seventh street to Washington
avenue.
For grading and ravng the sidewelks, cutters and
crossings ON both sides of Mound street from Sew.
enth street to WashiDgtor avenue.
For graveling the roadway of Sixth street with
screened gravel from Broad street to State street.
For making 80 inch brick Sewer in Sycamore
street from the Franklin County Infrmary to Third
| street.
| For grading and grsveling the roadway of Wash
ington avenue from Town street to Rich street.
For grading aud paving the sidewalk and gutter
on the north side of Walnut alley from High street
| to Fair alley.
The bids will be opened by the committees in the
Wards in which said improvements are located and
by the committee on Sewerage, and the right to
ject any all of the bids will be claimed by said
| committees. 90
City Civil Engineers office, Room No. 2, up stairs
| in No. 1S Buckeye Block.
| w. W. POLLARD.
| mch27-d.d City Civil Engineer
| LWestbote copy.1
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IalNeIvs of the.Day.

II Xzx1S u. < - =. y. A7SeSSJ8 -
- GENERAL NEWS. an yersts1
GoLD closed in New York yesterday eve
ming, at 1S48g. s. E.
A SOUTHERN paper says /" New England
fears an Alabama cotton mill more than she
feared all the regiments that Alabama sent
Co the field in the late war; esrA s L
liz afreedom shrieked when Kosciusko
feii," she must have given an unearthly
veil whentthe Military bill became a law.
ssJ.CAREY, who was notified to leave Fort
Wayne by the vigilance committee, stub
bornly refused, and the committee backed
down. -5sP iss5 - 81 .-Itsss
THE Falls of Niagara, on the American
side, have gone back about $50 feet within
two weeks, in consequence of the fall Of
huge masses of ice. ,.~.---,q,z
sMRs. SwIssHELM announces that after
suffrage is given to women her sex will not
work for half pay, and that vice will not
furnish women the most profitable em-
ployment., T ~ ,.~-.. .--T.S
In the language of the Governors proc
Iamation, Judge of Missouri was removed
from office on conviction of s matters and
things" new crime, known only to
Radicalism. e scr a..s.t =
AT dinner in Toronto the other day,
the toast of 'sThe great ship canal" was
proposed, aud Mr.. CapreoL in his reply,
promised that If the city Of Toronto, apd
the municipalities Of York and Simcoe, did
their duty; thousands of men would be em-
nnf
canal before the close of the present year.
vAyw1LD CAT, five feet long and two feet
high, was recently killed near New Albany
by Mr.. James Richardson. 1t is supposed
that the animal escaped from some menag-
erie, and has wandered about ever since,
occasionally terrifying the natives in his
path. He may have been the animal that
caused so much excitement in Crawford
county few months ago.
The police in Chicago are at present ex-
ereised in making raids on keno. A keno
keeper and forty-two visitors were arrest
ed in that city few days ago. The host
was fined 300 and the visitors $40 each.
These fines are easily paid. and the parties
are soon ''at their dirty work again." The
papers say that the Police Court Justice
does not want to kill the goose. The keno
business is profitable, except to the players
at the game. $50 -....,--,s,
THE remains of Artemus Ward have been
temporarily placed in the vault at Kensall
Green Cemetery, T5onuon, Whence, in ac-s
cordauce with his desire, they, will be con-
veyed to America. For nine days before
his death he was quite insensible. By his
will he leaves the bulk of his property to
his mother, and his love. for children is
shown by an extraordinary number of Leg
acies e.persons of tender age. The prop-}
eEtJ .bequeathed to his mother is, at her
DEATH. to revert, in trust, to Horace Gree
ley, to be applied for the foundation of an
asylum for aged and decayed printers.
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THERE is a boy in Beverly, Ohio, who re-
joices in the soubriquet of Adam Butler
Balmer Casler Julius Quigly Alonzo Lash
ley. 80 rs
! QUITE serious fire occurred in Cincin-
matt on Saturday night, the act of an in
cendiary. The furniture factory of Mr..
Reenekamp, residence and stables, were de-
stfoyed. Loss $4,000; Insurance $4,000
A SPECIAL dispatch to the Cleveland Lead
erof Sunday morning says that F. j. Dick
man, Of that city, has been appointed Dis
trict Attorney for the Northern District Of
Ohio, on the special recommendation of
Hon. r. 2: Spalding. ~
"A BAGGAGE-MAsTER on the Cincinnati,
Zanesyille and Cleveland railroad, says the
ZGaesUille Signal, detected in abstracting
papers from packages sent to Akron, Ohio,
hasssettled the matter by paying thirty
dollars, and the costs of watching and
catching him.
ANOTHER case of child murder has been
discovered, says the Toledo Blade. It oc-
Cured on Cherry street, some time during
Saturday night, so much is certainly
whom is at present a mystery. The mur-
dered infant was found in the snow in a
field short distance south of the Catholic
Orphan Asylum. 0
ANOTHER swing around the circle has
beep made. T. G. Stradford, who had been
commissioned Postmaster at Garfield, for
services rendered the s. Old Flag " by three
years hard service in the regular army, is
r. r. To- LY;,.l-
who has also been a,soldier, is the untortu-
nate man to succeed him. So says the Can
field Union.
The Cincinnati Commercial of Monday
morning says: Mr.. c. link, gentleman
from near Dayton, while walking along
Sycamore street, near the canal, evening
before last, at about half past nine o'clock,
was assaulted by three ruffians-thieves,
probably-one of whom struck bit:i in the
face with metal knuckles. He made good
fight, however, and they finally left him.
WE hear it stated. says the Dayton Empire,
that an employe in Dickey's stone quarry,
named Bowers, was severely injured on
Saturday last, by the falling of a bank OF
dirt and gravel on his person. A leg and
arm, it is said, were broken. A physician
was called and the sufferer rendered as
comfortable as possible under the circum-
stances. He died in a few hours after the
accident.
1T becomes our melancholy task. says the
Cleveland Leader. to record another distress
ing casualty, resulting in the death of Rob-
ert f. Van Tine. He was in the employ of
the Atlantic and Great western Railway
Company, as a brakeman. On Saturday
night about eight o'clock, he was assisting
in making up freight train. The signal
was given to put on brakes, and while so
doing, the brakehead, or wheel, suddenly
came of, causing him to lose his balance.
He was unable TO recover himself, and fell
directly upon the track. A car laden with
iron ore passed over him, literally crushing
both legs and his right arm.
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STATE NEWS.

THERE is boy in Beverly, Ohio, who're
joices in, the soubriquet of Adam Butler
Balmer easier Julius Quigly Alonzo Lash
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THE MILITARY BILL.

The following is the Military Govern
ment Bill:
Whereas, The pretended State Gov
erments of the late so called Confederate
States of Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama,
Louisiana, Florida, Texas and Arkansas
were set up without the authority ofCon-
gress and without the sanction of the
people; and
Whereas, The SO pretended Govern
ments afford no adequate protection for
life or property, and countenance and ell
courage lawessness and crime; and
Whereas, 1t is necessary that peace
and good order shold be enforced in the
so,called States, until loyal and repubi-
can State Governments can be legally es-
tablished. Therefore
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled, That
the so.called Confederate States shall be
divided into military districts and made
subject 20 the military authority of the
United States, as hereinafter prescribed;
and for that purpose Virginia shall con-
stitutc the 1st District, North Carolina
and South Carolina the I'd District,
Georgia, Alabama and Florida the 3D.
District, Mississippi and Arkansas the
4th District, and Louisiana and Texas
the 9th District. ..----,,
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted,
That it shall be the duty of the General
of the Army to assign to the command
of each Of said districts an officer of the
Regular Army not below the rank Of
Brigadier General, and to detail sufi-
cient military force to enable such officer
to perform his duties and enforce his au-
thority in the district to which he is as