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This mucheeeed Cracker compounded and manufactured b5
the subscriber akDowledg to be the dne and the most de
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trade Of S s Sasy sp % % 70 Vie general "S'' and
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scotch Bakery each cracker hs, name Norton egby
TIE reputation the BalmOral Bbeut will cre.s demand
outside Of Nesiork Orders wis her for trial. will
Mr. RSSSRRT IoGboS ,bo Of the
sale Of the Biscuit and the only authorized solicit
The Biscuits for sale following places, and other
xcSER MERESLL : Co, no "a Cs.m9ers-.t., NJ
HENRY A. KERR No. 7f6 Broadway
SEhR{ 70 m BT@fs5 fSS E % % Gs9,.
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b. H. ADAHs Baker No. lg Thirdave
ACKRR EDGAR Co, lonken.
VAN RfPER MARTIN, Stapleton s. I.
WARD MCGOWAN Montgomery and Warrensa. jersey City.
Mrs JOHN BOYLE, Peoples Bakery Newark Jersey City
J. j. ALDEN Wholesale Grocer, Troy, ~ Y.
BOND 4 VAUGHAN. Wholesale Grocer, Petersburg, Va
J. &. KEMP Confectioner, Petersburg, Va.
L1PPENCOTT BROS, Bakers, No. T29 Rghthaye
=. BARBER, Baker, No. l03 Eghthaye.
X. A. SINCLAIR Baker. No go Broadway
GEO W SUTHERLAND, Grocer. Petersburg Va.
j. SIMPSON, Baker, Bowery, Pourihsi
MACY Co, Grocers, Snth-ave. and Ibiteenthst
MACY 70, Grooers, SIthave. and TSeniieth-sL
MACY Co., Grocers, Spih-ave and FoHythnst
BROWNING BERRY, Grocers. Nos lj9 and Gl Nnthav
d. &. THATCHER BROS. Grocers, No - Eighth ave-
w r. T. PITMAN Grocers, nos 81 and SO udsont, and No.
532 sIhave.
EDGAR Co.. Grocers No. 1876 Ninth ave.
GRIFFIN & Gr0ccrs No. b6O Sixth
SAVAGE L BECK Grocers No. 1879 Broadway.
THOMAS :. JACKSON 4 Co. Grocers No $50 SItbAve.
DANIEL EOONAN, No. 266 Sirthaye
JOHN II. ROGERS No. COS Seventh-ave
FOX TANNER BaieTs, No. 2T7 Eghthaye
WM s. CORWlN Co., No 100 Broadway, cor Twentethst
JAMES MORTON.
SCOTCH BAKERY No I2s FultonAve OfBmpas Brooklyn
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U. s. EserSErA.. ovreE, No. u Sta,s-;s, }

4. y RSGiSEER's OFFICE, No. n States }
ALBANY, y. u. July 30 1871 )
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
y Ofce until THURSDAY, Aug a. 1907. for DREDGING Eom
l2O 20 yards from the channel and bAnhs Of the Hud
son River between Troy and Nes Baltimore. ,,
me n,s supposed nearly ALL Of mud aud aud The
place deposit convenient 70 be designated BY the Engineer In
charge. -
s will BE- Tor much per cubic yard Including both ds
dsposg The work must be commenced Immediately Aer he
Corfncts signed. and be completed by Dec 1907.
The United right reject all bids deemed asaaAh
Contractors will required eonane the dredging to the limits dss
E ~ Proro.a can no obtained cee when full particulars
viii he given No bids received unless made proper FORM with
good guarantees oeri6cd 20 as required III. a..
Ths successful will be required to enter into contract Nh ne
U,lte states giving aud faithful mhmtnt
ht,n r Coatrcts be furnished by the Contractor
'F JOHN NEWTON. Lieut. Col Engineers
Breyet Major General u \ A.
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DROPOSAIIS will he received at the Cnstom-

DROPOSAIS will he received at the Custom
House NeyYork City Ohce Of the Superintendent Of Repairs
until August HEATING THE THIRD AND FOURTH STORIES
or THE NEW YORK CUSTOMH0usB WITH Low PRESSURE
AMIBATING APPARATUS DIRECT RADIATION. The coils
radiators be appropriately finished Cured with onament
and have marble The bidder the price cubic
foot space heated FIRST for heating without ventilation and secondly
for heating With introduction Of fresh air each radiator and In either
heat degrees during the
eoest The price include all the cutting and repairs
that become for Of the construction Of
the apparatus The bidder must state the and kind Of boilers
(Wheher kind and the
rang surface 600 feet be heated be proposes
in both the above
will retained
efficiency established
authorized officers Of the Department BY It's operation during full
Proposals ba sealed and norsed Proposals for Heating App
New-York Custom House, aud addressed F. MORSE
Superintendent Of Repairs. J. T. MORSE, Superintendent.
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90 @lbum il nan Cuntrm.

90 @lbum il map Cunum.
GIANT GO TO THE COUNTRY3
- Well 90 rad q" THE PALL or PORT SUMTER"
GUN DEALERS ard SPORTSMEN are eau
" tori ans manufsrturng selling using double barred
os ngng the letter. patsu u The unisd states
grahis Richards the 10Th DAY Of October lSs No t1
a 10 utsnuun 10 prosecute all inirisgers . 49, ,,z, -
II ANDSCAPE GARDENING and FARM
Il pRAfS-CHARLRs y ERTtRD, Surveyor and Practical
Gari,a, Hunters PoiL. 'asd " pr'paTed 70 maze a.,
d~ typographical Maps .nd foae, a 70
.y County PARKS Cewstsss tc &c kspsel atsloa
subject of land Drainage
,,,,su b,a,i on assuse SURVEYS n Impossible.
Rc,rssceN Robinson Agricultural Editor Y Tribune
XTENTHATION-The undersigned having
arsuel 0uly perfect of Ventilation, which no only
tho bal M bat supplies rsh IN IT, place hos prepared 70
FtBts ships short uoce The above IN operation
Me Bfosu Bros Co Bant of New York and American Bank
Note Co aud The SdLLi yeuuGo haze been adopted By The Pa
dc Mail stsAm,hipCo. B }. BURNETT,
Novelty Iron WORKS NeNfork
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

ar6 CIVILIZATIONS.
A MEXICAN RAILROAD GUIDE.
~ August Number contains
Latest Tables
Compete for United States aed Canadai,
ard Villages Ou Railway Lines iV'-Si ~
Navigation Lines,
arranged IN the enoStco form for
Travellers and Business Men.
Por sale by News Agents and DeaierS inet ZEN
W. PRATT& Co, Publishers No 70 fu.'ON ST. w. @
NNHE LIBERAL CHRISTIAN FOK a AUGU USI 81
san,,ip anohr of Doctor Beowss splendid letters from
,.ns sne letter from Robert Coye the poet preacher o
MAS PLACE IN Creation Popular Botany The Devl IN the
S1ntsn Century Central Measurement Correspondence news
Week and articles Of interest Publication Om' NO
20 Cedast Terms 80 per year
MASONRY-ALLYN@ RITUAL, S5 !;
Carses Manual By emting The books will be sent y
mail postage pre- paid w GOWANS, NO. 10 NAAsNust
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DOLITICAL MANUAL FOR 1867.
III IScLupNG A CLASSIFIED SUnnARY OP THE lnPoRrAW
EXECUTIVE,
JUDICIAL, AND
FouTICo MILITARY FACTS or TlIB PERIOD
Prom July 4, 1866, to April 1867
Eseludius the hate acton Of
CONGRESS ON RECONSTRUCTION
BY EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Ccrk House oi Representatives Of the United sta'eS
CONTENTS:
L President JOhnsOu's Speeches
H. Messages
jill Members ofGe Cabinet
Second Session S9tb Congress
First Session s0th Congress
Ard Claimants o Seats Therein
Nv Votes on Political Bills and Resolutions
" Reconstruction Of a9h and 4Oh Congresses
Reconstruction and Supplement Copy Of Test Oath
Fourteenth Constitutional Amendment
vi ProclsmatioDs and Orders
VII judicial opinion On Habeas Corpus
"Test Oaths
Mississippi Injunction Case.
VII Resolutions and State Conventions Pbadepha
Pittsburgh, Cleveland &c
Party Platfoms-ConnectcSt Maryland Ohio, Tennessee Ala
hama Arkansas North Carolina South Carolina Virginia
The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions Of l79S
TX Political Miscellany Elective Franchise
Proposed Substitute for 18th Amendment
Elections ofIs67. Maryland Rcoen, Legislation
Constitutional Conventions Public Debt Of u s.
Pce bound CLOTH Paper COye IS eentsent by mail on
Tesssso ass,, ., pn'~ THE TRIBUNE, EewYorL
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Gbamtss fcr Busiuuss Hltn.
SrouOsaIs.
UNITED STATES ESGISRER's OFFICE,
DAVENPORT, Iowa July ~, 1861 !
OF TILE DES MONIES

IMPROVEMENT OF THE DES MONIES
4 RAPIDS OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVEHSBALED PROPOSALS
duplicate will received this Office until IL m WEDNESDAY,
excayang the pm and constructing the
bsnknt the for the OF the navigation the
Mississippi River the Dcs Moines Rapids. .
about and oneha miles long eHendng
Nashville Keokuk The width the water surface inside
hundred 6y excavation and low water TO be hye eet
All ercayaed from the Of the canal TO be used
in building The latter throughout the greater part OF
the distance will be abOn 800 three hundred feet from the Iowa shore
Where rock excavation the bottom OF The cara vi" nave slope
of lone the mile The embankmen is 10 be
The rprap covering be wo feet above nigh water marx with
slopes Of one aud onca base lionel vertical The average
thickness Of the protection TO be y 1.-Two and ha feet on he
side, wo feet tie canal side and ose foot on top
All propositions the price at which each And every Kind OF
work specified the proposal DONE and bid will be considered
that is definite in this respect
The Government the right 10 reject any and all bids
printed this advertisement must be attached 70 each proposal
Eaeh bid must contain written printed guaranty signed BY two re-
spousbe persons ~
proposals form required With form Of guaranty will be
furnished at this Office application.
The price the will be considered including the
expense furnishing all the materials and performing ell the work
according 10 the plans and specifications exhibited at the letting
The entire Of the canal estimated S2O685 1.-TWO million,
thousand three hundred and foyfve The appro
pated by Congress is 100000 eyen hundred thousand dollars
contract only be made TO this amount.
Fifteen 5 per Of the Of work done materials
furnished the price thereof will be reserved until the whole
work. which the sub Of contract shall be entirely completed
Persons desiring further information obtain the by calling
this Office where maps plans specification and form contract can be
consulted.
Proposals must addressed the undersigned should
dord Proposals for work tue improvement Of the Des hOns
Rapids" j. II. WILSON,
Col 18th Infantry Bt Major. General U. s. Army
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.TNHIS Is TO GIVE N0TlCE-That on the
twenty Itb day Of Jy D. 1901 Warrant Bankruptcy was E
sued against o JOSEPH MOoR Of the CITY OF New
and ~ NeN York Who has been
adagd Bankrupt his Petition that the payment Of any DS
delivery property belonging such Bankrupt 70 him. or for
his and the transfer Of property by hun are forbidden
that meeting the Creditors Of the said bankrupt 70 prove ihsr Deo
his will be held Conrt
Bahkruptey holden No 81 BoAxAy In the CITY OF New
Yort before isaah r. Williams Register the tweny; day oi
September A. D. 1867 O'Clock m.-DAted August l""
MarshAl. a. Messenger
Ulstrc of New York
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gottIs

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A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth
~ NesYork the EuropsSh Plan RooiEs 10 iBsy
moderate TsteS
THE AMERICAN HOUSE, HANOYER-ST,
II BOSTON,
the largest arranged NEW ENGLAND The sleep
ing and vel ventilated the Of sell
arranged aud completely furnished Tor families ard fFe travelling
parties and the house wh continue be kpt htsss hotel 10
every respect - -
LEWIS RlcR, Proprietor
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DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that OF
the day Of Augrs 81 shall proceed TO draw 10.
M onng Courts held IN and for the City and County OF New
Yt on he "a da Of September 1906 Of Grand Jurors 10
@ Sessions panel Of 56 Petit Jurors for Court
, a.ou.I ~ s.'ions wM. &. CoNHOR Clerk
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nOlitts Of 8ankrnpttp.

rTHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
day Jun a 1867 awanti w banhup'ey Was
issued agsnsi JANIS W. STONE Of uiork,
10 the County Of Newiok, and state u New York Nhg has
hen auiged Bankrupt Petition that the Payment o any
Debts and Dsley Of auy Property beongag 10 such Bankrupt
him and tie TAhsfcr Of Property by hm are Tor
hilea by Law that Meeting Ci The Creditors q lhe % BANKRUPT
AsgSees ~ Us s
vii Bankruptcy 90 be bou al No 70 Pine T.
CITY before John Pitch Register the eighth day
Of August A. b. 1901 at u O'Clock August 2 1907
H. MURRAY, 4, Marshal,
Snnllefn Dl.iIri " Nea. .lnfh.
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u. 4. Marshal. a. Messenger
gouthern District Of New York.

THIS Is TO GIVE N0TlCE-That on the
II day July d. 1867 Warrant Ia Bsnkmpy VA. i.sneu
against the Of SAMUEL BOWMAN, Of the clty OF Ns.
iork the County Of Hcwfort and the STATE .nS mas mas
been audgd BANKRUPT his peon that the payment OF ~
debts delivery property belonging to such bankrupt nun
law that meeting Of the Creditors o. the said Bankrupt 70 HOs
their delts Asslees OF bis kAe VIII
held Bankruptcy 10 he holden at No 5 BroAiNA h
tie City dNeWYork before Isaiah Williams Register on he
tcenh August, A. D. 1867, at u O'Clock Dated Augas.
1851 r. MURRAY o. Marshal Messenger Southern p'i'e' OF
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iIHIS is TO GIVE NOTlCE-That on u

TIIIS Is TO GIVE NUIIUE-Ihhl OF IHt
egLicuh July. D. lB6 Warrant In BAninpicy was
against GEORGE MAWSON Of the Cv Of New
York County Sewior and state Of New iok Who ~"
been sdjudgd Bankrupt his peilon that the ray
Debts Delivery Property belonging 10 h
bankrupt 10 HIM fr his ard the Transfer Of any Properly
Meeting OF the Creditors OF tho said
bankrupt their Debts and Choose more Assignee.
viii held Bankruptcy, 90 be holden at No
30 PBs In the city HswYok john Fitch Register the
dated August 1861 X MURRAY
o. n Marshal as Messenger
gouthe Distnc Of New. York.
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YNUIS Is no GIVE NOTICE-That on tn

1'HIS IS TO CIV NUIIUf.-IH HlI vi UT ,1 w
eighth Of Juy A 1857 warraHl In BANKRUPTCY was ssuu
sgans Estate Of EDWARD KRoLLPPRlFFBk o6s tP o. Nss %
York Ia County Of HewYork aud State Of iofh Mno
been atuiged Bankrupt his own peiton hs' ,h , o III"
debts property belonging 20 such bAhh
h use and he sfr o any property by him. Forbidden
law that meeting The Creditors of the said bankrupt 70
debts one or Of bis Estate w o pe
Court o Bankruptcy 10 be holden at No 81 Broadway Ia ms w
New Yst before Isaiah r. Williams Register on 'he seoOhu VI" "
''' a. ~ '"''' "H 0 n MURRAY q. 8. Marshal,
- u....,s., southeru District Of HewYork
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NEW-YORK & BREMEN STEAMSHIP CO.

THE CHEAPEST LINE
THE FIRST-CLASS o. 3. MAIL STEAMSHIP
BALTIC, Capt g. W. Rogers
viii leave Pier No &C. r. on SATURDAY AugusIo at uoOn
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BRPoiEN
taking Southampton Havre aud al following rates
gold its equivalent currency; Paris Tondon 30 aduona
First Cabin slO; Second Cabin SIS SteerAge, SIS
From Bremen. Southampton and Have 70 Rew-forki
First Cabin, Slo; Second Cabin, s3 sseTage, S4a
EXCURSION TICKETS, 0Ur AND HOME; -
First Cabin, @2l0. Second Cabin Sl@ Steerage, eN.
Western MeropoiS.. August a Nohen September
For freight eIpressage Bills Of eIohange passage sPpYo
ISAAC TAILOR President No 70 Broadway.
Ticket also sold regular the following Passage oees
GTunebaum Co.. 27J Broadway Flynn Reilly, ii BreadE
Carl Nickel 90 Greenwich-sk Bernard Co. tl LibeTgst
~ Muller 10 Greenwch-st kos Hotel. 80 Eat Broadway
y MeDo q Abauys sk
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UNIIIS Is TO GIVE NUTTVE-That on INC
Il day q Jay A. D 1907, Warriat IN BsshraP,ey Vas
nel against The Estate of CHARLES H. MCINTYRE Of ihe wv
o. County Of Nrwlork aud state ot New
YorL who has Adjadged Bankrupt bis petitions that
pAyueu, debts Anl delivery Of property belonging
Bankrupt him for his and The transfer 10Y
property by him forbidden By las; that meeting Of the
Creditors Of the prove their debts anl TO choose
oa o morc Aees Esiate will be held Court Of Bank
10 holden No 90 Nassust IN Tie Cty OF New orr
before Edst Ketchum Register te h day Of September D.
1851, at IL ocloeku.-psl August l. 1881 hUkkAi.
\ Marshal Messenger
south Of kew.iofk
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

T'IIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE.That on, on the nc,
Il IA, ~ ay A 1867 warrant IN bankruptcy was
Issued ss. the sRAsTus whEAIVYs o. rS S h. been
Lsls Of Broome. aud state Of NsNle N @ ~.
sudgd bankrupt on his petition that the OF any %
and delivery osny property belonging such h, S that
meeting Of the creditors the said bahhP, 70 prove & % - & a.
choose oss or nore ssssne Of bic estate viii 90 Isu e
BsHtrupy be holden No l6l Broadway .nr tns S % S s
before Mr. Henry wilder Allen ksgh,ef Sp '' ~ ' " P'
A. " "e7 "n o'clock @-Aasu'''' ~ r. MURRAY,
usu.,.A.l a. Messenger sostAsrB Dinies ei RssYo,h
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

mo MAUHINISTS. - ,
sRALBD PROPOSALS will be received a. hs once hetanaa
Cyai Park until II Of Saturday the Nd dAJ o August ioc "f
supplJiue Of stop cocks and fire-hydrant, VLi
10 20 inch sioPeOeAs
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Prices Of Passage Payable 10 GoG =
Pt Class............ I'D Second Class.
Through tickets 70 London, S3 extra
An experienced Surgeon on board ,-,, ..i...
The COMPANY responsible for specie OF vsiuabs s
bills ading having the value eIpresssc are agued theE
' III JOSEPH J. CoMsTOCK, Agent
No Broadway, Ssw.ferh
JAS A. woTToN, HAyre. General Agent ia Europe - pa
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@ftam Sitamsrs.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,

Il THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA =
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD. u
leave Pier No. q North River foot Of Canal a
roon follows: ~ "Hoeoek
Capt Parnsworh ~ ~O"NN" eVbg
EsN THESs1 Y Gs1, G. Gray connecting Win
August 1RsisG sra Capt c. p seabury connecting ,
hundred sOns Of baggage allowed free each adult p.,p,.
Medicines and Attendance free. '''seI
All Departures touch those Of M and connect
ma with Steamers for South Pacific po h aud th for Central lne
can por,s, and those Of lst touch at ManIanilo '"
Departure Of lth each month the
Panama 10 Australia and HewZeaand -
Steamer August 10 closely with Great nl
from San Francisco, September g. for Yokohama aud Kong
Yokohama with steamer Costa Res foT Nagassk and Shanse
For passage tickets and all further apply The ofe.
The wharf, foot Of Canal st., North River. NeSYOrk
pIp
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-04-11
RANDOM TmOUGIETs No. rs.
BY THE EDITOR.


sIT was once great mystery how to make an
egg stand on end. When Columbus broke the
end and thus made it stand every body thought
If was plain enough. was reminded OF this the
other day, as | was standing near the entrance to
my Office. was, of course, In much trouble
about my vote for Mayor. 1t seemed as If 1t was
going to cause the heavens to fall. A good Union
man came along. Of course he thought had
committed an error. sIIe asked me what l was
going TO do about il. told him l thought
could explain Il In the Standard this week Said
he, Just say that you have right to vote US you
please, like other men," had never once thought
of this. Now it was just as plain as making an
egg stand on end. Sure enough. Why hare l
not right to vote as please Here have been
voting for freedom and radcalism for twenty odd
years, and when vote for eopperhead to defeat
opperheadism-when l choose to fight the devil
with fire, lind honorable (?) merchants who yot-
ed for Old Buck, sneaking around town trying to
injure my private business. Men who voted for
Mcclellan but who are not able or willing to
pay their honest debts subscribing money to start
Union ~ paper with the avowed object of
breaking nIe uOWn,
If the news should go out that some one had
pulled down my office, my friends would say lie
ought to be punished. But suppose the Isham
House were on fire, and my Office had been torn
down in order to save the other valuable portions
of the Commercial Block. The man who tore il
down would have been public benefactor.
There was once law in England that required
any man to be hung who drew blood in The street.
A man in the street tainted A surgeon bled him
thus violating the letter of the law, and was hung.
This caused the repeal of the law.
1t is the motive, and effect Of an action that rem
ders it good or bad.
But some are like the adder, that sticks its tail
into its ear to shut out the voice of the charmer
| They will not listen to reason. With such have
no controversy D. NJ.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-04-11
State News.

DR.. w. S. Newton, a loyal Union
soldier, and member of the Grand
Army of the Republic, has been ap-
pointed and confirmed as Postmaster at
Gallipolis.
The murderers of Hughes, at Gin
cinnati have been tried, and convicted
of murder in the first degree. 1t will be
remembered that these men were drunk,
and shot Mr. Hughes in his buggy, and
robbed him.
The Supreme Court of Ohio have
decided that billiard table kept for
parties to play, the loser paying for the
use of the table, is gambling table,
and the owner is Enable, under the
Statute of 1881.
The Union State convention will
be held at Columbus on the 10th Of
June.
We notice in the Vinton Record,
that the sale Of Iron Valley Furnace has
been confirmed and deed ordered.
We see in the same paper that Marion
Jackson has been sentenced to the Pen
itentiary for five years for horse steal
ing, and Jordan Ewing has been SEN
fenced forthree years for horse stealing.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-04-11
NIOnESTY.

1t was under the administration of
Franklin Pierce, Democratic Presi
dent, that the outrages in Kansas were
committed. 1t was under the admins
tration of James Buchanan, another
Democratic President, that the late ter
rible rebellion was inaugurated. While
Mr.. Buchanan was still in office, six States
seeded, formed ap independent repub-
lic-eleeted Jefferson Davis Provision
al President-fred upon the Star Of
the West-in fact, fully CONNIE need the
war. The men who elected James
Buchanan to the Presidency, and sus-
tanned his administration, are guilty of
all the loss of life, blood and treasure,
that resulted from his election.
But now, behold these men teaching
the men who opposed these crimes,
lessons in political wisdom and consist
ency! If the men who supported pro-
slavery traitors for Office, knew what
they were doing, they committed a
great crime, if they did not know what
they were doing, have they exhibited
such political acumen as to entitle them
to take full charge of the present Union
party?
We have heard of certain animals
that exhibit 'but little modesty during
the month of April but the impudence
of those who amused themselves by
cursing abolitionists and voting for pro-
slavery traitors until freedom triumphed
in spite of their efforts, and now, when
freedom is triumphant, step in and claim
all the benefits, and all the political wis
dom, exhibit less modesty than any
thing ever before heard Of in the animal
kingdom.