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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-13


JUVENILE DEPRAvITY.--A lad
named Fetlerl, about II years old,
and another named McDermon,
considerably younger, both Of this
city, were arrested by Marshal
Steck on Saturday last, on a charge
of theft. Their examination took
place on Monday, when It appear.
ed that they had entered the Office
of o. W. Shattuck, Esq, Master Of
Transportation, G. X q. r. r., al
the Depot, (where he had just hung
up his coat and gone out for a mo-
ment,) and taken from a pocket
thereof, a pocket.book containing
over s700 in currency. A lavish
scattering Of green backs on the
part of the boys among the groco
RIGS ard shops of tho city, led te
their detection and arrest. Over
hundred dollars had been spent by
them, and it is believed that somC
one has,got a s1OO bill which wal
handed out by the lads by mistake
for a 81. Who is the happy(2.
man2
Fettcrs has been sent 10 the Stat
Reform School, and McDermot
discharged.
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Tho Juarcz official paper, at San
Luis Potosi, has published all the
official correspondence relative to
the safety OF Macmillan, and
comments upon it in manner
which seems to imply that he
would receive no mercy. Juarez's
Generals have strongly protested
against leniency, and it is believed
this publication in tho official organ
is with q view to justification Of
the Mexican President in consent
ing to his execution.
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SrRAwBERRIEs.-This appears tc
be an extraordinary strawberry
season. They are abundant, large
and fine, almost everywhere. Quo.
ted in Cincinnati at Is cts a quart
in Columbus 20 to 25 cts. Here
they are selling at 10 to 12l cts, ant
finer were never offered. The
State Farm, and Messrs. J. S. Sni
der. ]. D. Clarke, and D. Stalter
appear to be the heaviest producer.
in this vicinity.
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LOCAL notices.

Dq-H. A, GebeIein has just re.
coiyed another importation Of Rhsin
VINE, oIaret Wines, London Por.
ter, and London Ale.
Also constantly on hand Cataw
ba Wine, and Harries' celebrated
Dayton Ale and Porter in bottles
3w IL.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
To Expire on the 31st day of January, 1865

orcEor rHK AuDroR
DEPARrM 7
anu II, }
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an
afofs
in
eHN~l "'O" - II Auditor OF Estate,
o o State, Columbus Ohio January lnh
ts@9pl ""eS my " JAMES GopMlN Auditor Of State "
B. F. REINMUND & SON, Agents.
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MARRIED,

CASSFLl. l.-SPYBEY-June 9th, 1867, by Rev.
l.. Taft, at the residence Of the BRIDES mot her,
in Lancaster, Ohio, Mr.. John A. Casscl OF Lou
isyile, KY, and Miss Dille Spybey, ofthis city,
Our young friend and his bloom,
ing bride took their departure soon
after the hymenial ceremony, for
Louisville, Ky, the. residence OF
the bridegroom. The printers were
duly remembered, and thcir best
wishes follow the happy pair in the
journey they have commenced
Matrimony frequently puts an end
to a great deal of castle building
but in this case we trust that agree.
able employment will not come to
SO abrupt q termination.
IR-WEsTFALT,-on Tuesday, June 4,
1857, by Rev. b. N, Spahr, Re'. James W. Weir,
Of the Ohio Conference NJ, f. Church, and Miss
Viva p. Westlall, of Tarlton, Ohio.
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Passed ArrIIe c, 1851.
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

David seiiz, Samuel seitE, Gilbert Emneis,
and Anna Emmcts, his wife; Lydia scItz, Mafy
SeitE and Aaron Seitt ildren Of Lows Seit1. de-
ceased, John SeitE, Noah Huddle, and Mmy
Huddle, his wife; Jacob Blosser, aud sophronis
BIosser, his wife, residing in Putnnin county,
Ohio, David Henricks. Andrew Good and Dianeh
Good, his wife; Lydia Benricka, Aaiy henricks.
Calharine Henricks, and Sophronia Henrleks,
children OF Betsy Henncks, deceased, Of FAIR
Geld county, OHIO; DIanah Setz, David Shu-
maker. and Sarah Ann shumak T, his vile;
George Sei.E, Enoch seitE, and Catharine sefE,
widow or Daniel Seitz, deceased, residing Ia
Dark county, ohio. will take notice that pesi-
ton was fled against them on the 2ist day or
May, A. b. UC7, in the Court of Common Pleas.
within ana for the county Of Fairfield, Ohio, BY
Philemon Hofiert, and Cstharine Hofert. his
wife and is now pendIng. wherein snd petition
ers demand partition Of the following real estnte,
situate in said county Of Fairfield, and known
and distinguished by being part OF the Norm
West quarter Of section No. thirty, iniownship
s'yteeh. on range seventeen, and bounded and
described by beginning at the north west corner
, Of said section number thirty, thence Eastiorty
I chains and fourt cen links to Shumhkers cor
{ ner: thence south seven chains and fry links
thence east sixteen chains 10 the hall section
! line; thence south thirty-two chains and hily-
two links: thence west afty y-sx chains and sixty
seven links to the quarter section corner; thence
north forty chains and seven links TO the begin
ming containing two hundred and thirteen acres
and Lightweight hundredths Of an acre OF land:
more Or less: and that at the Jext term OF salo
Court. the sAid Philemon Hofierthnd Cstharlne
Hoffar, his wife, will apply for nn'order that pr
iition may be- made OF said premises, ana the
signed therein. PHILEMON HoTTERT snd
CATHARIsE iloTfEKT. his wife.
w.P Greed, Atty.
: MAY o, l9C7--cw
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The best Is cent Calicos at
DOUGLASS& COLES.
The Rantist Festival.

The signs indicate grand sue
cess in the festival which opens to-
night at the City Hall, We have
no doubt the citizens will evince
their good taste and appreciation oI
the efforts of the managers of this
affair to make it exceptional in ex-
cellonce and attractivcncss, by q
full attendance and a thorough
testing of the good qualities of the
entertainment to be offered.
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The GILL divorce case, which has
been for several months pending in
tho Fairfield Common Peas, has,
we are informed, been settled By a
decree of separation, with $4,000
alimony to the divorcee.
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AN ORDINANCE

To provide 70. eurbing and paving the side
walks and CUTTERS along Main street east Of
High street and along Mulberry Street, b..
tween Broad s;leei and the first sllsy east u
Broad alley, on Mulberry street IA the city
Of Lancaster.
SECTION i. BE u ordained by the City coun.
Gil Ofthe City Of Lancaster, That u shall be the
duty Of the owner or owners Of, and all persons
or associations Of persons owning any lot or
part of8lot fronting OF abntting on Man street
between High 81. Athe eastern corporate limits
Of said City Of Lancaster, on said Main st. and
alsothe owner or owners Of, or all persons or
associations Of persOns oWnngnny lot or part 0l
4 Ot fronting or abuiting on MulberIy street,
between Broad street and the brst alley east
Of Broad Alley on said Mulberry street, TO curb
his, her, or their side walks along said Main
street east OF High, and along said Mulberry
street between Broad street and the first alley
east Of Broad Alley on said Mulberry street,
with good stone curblng, and to pave the same
thehll width, with good, hard paving OF
nag stone, in n bed Of at least SIX inches ol
clean sand, and TO eTcayste and extend the gut
ters in front OF said side walks to the width Of
five feet, and pave the same with boulder stone
Sec. 2. That the work herein required 70 be
done by the first section Ofthis ordinance, must
be oiDple ed on or before the lst day Of sep
tember, A. d. 1867, and shall he performed un'
der the direction, and 10 he acceptance VI the
Committee Of fStreets and Alleys.
Sec 3. That II any person or persons, a'
aforesaid, shall refuse or neglect TO comply
with the provisions Of this ordinance, II shat
be, and 1t ~ hereby made the duty Of the stree
Committee 10 cause such improvement 10 b'
made at the expense OF the city, aud th'
amount so expended IL hereby made a lien up
on the lot or lots IN front ofwhch the said I'M
proyement is made, and shall be levied there
on and certified 70 the County Auditor Of Fair
field county, and collected as other taxes, 10
the use Of said city.
Sec 4. Thatthe Street Committee sliall keel
an accurate statement OF the ountexpende'
by them, under the provisions Of this ordi
nance, adding thereto interest from the date O
assessment, designating the lot or part oflo
in front Of which the same Is expended; an
when such expenditure is approved by the Cit
Council, the same Is cI eated q lien and tax o
said lot or part ofot, with the interest as aiore
sad.
Sec. 8. This ordinance to take effect, and b
in force from and aiter its passage aud legs
publication.
W. l.. KISo. City Clerk.
| June 6, l5U7--lW.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AN ORDINANCE

To provide for curbing and paving the Side
walks along Broad street between MAN street
and Lundy's Lsne m the city OF Lancaster.
secuonl. Be III ordained by the city council
Of the city Of Lancaster That it shall be the
duty Of the owner or owners Of and oil persons
or associations Of persons owning any lot OF
part Of lot fronting or abutting on Broad street
between Main street and Lundy's Lane, 10 curl
his, her, or their SIDE walks along sad Broad
street between Main street aud Lundy's Lane,
with good stone curbing and 10 pave the same
the full width with good hard paving brick oi
flag stone in bed ofatleast six inches oi clean
| sand.
Sec. Q. That the work herein required 10 bt
doLe by the first section Of this Ordinance mus
| be completed on or before the lst dayo sep
iembcr, A. D,lsG7, and shallbe performed undo
| the direction and to the acceptance oithe com
| mttee OF Street and Alleys.
See. 3. That il any person or persons a.
Aforesaid, shall refuse or neglect 10 comply VIII
the prOvisous Of this Ordinance, II shall be ant
| il hereby made the duty Of the Street commit
tee to cause such Improvement to be made q
| the expense OF the city, and the amount so ex
| pended II hereby made n lien upOE the lot O
| lots in front OF which the said improvement /,
! made, and shall be levied thereon and certified
| to the county Auditor OF Fairfield county ant
collected M other taxes for the use ofssld city
See. 4. That the Street committee shall keel
| an accurate statement ofthe amount expended
by them under the provisions OF this ordinance
| adding thereto interest from date OF assess.
ment, Designating the lot or part oflot in from
of which the same is expended, and when suci
expenditure IS approved by the city council tn
same rs CT Gated lien and tax on said lot or par
lot, with the interest as aforesaid, with cost
Of collection.
Sec. 8. This Ordinance to take effect and b.
in force from and after its passage and lega
publication. ,.uon ,,,r, , - -
W. l.. KtSO, City Clerk.
June I3, lSG7-lw
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The best l2A cent Calicos ut
DOUGLAS & Coles.
Methodist Preachers ReUnion
and Picnic.

ohN u AN-ANlSe
We learn from unofficial sources,
that an affair oc the above descrip.
ton is 10 como off here ON the 10Th
and goth Of the present MONTH
Tho participants are to include all
the preachers and Elders of the
Methodist Episcopal denomination
who have officiatod as resident
ministers in Lancaster for the last
twenty -Rveycars. We understand
The exercises of the 6rst day will
be held in tho church, and that the
second will be devoted to a picnic
with appropriate accompanimcnts
in Somo ncighboring grove. il
will certainly be a most interesting
occasion.
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Notice to Land Holders.

nROPoSALS FOR THE SALE OF ONE
HUNDRED OR MORE ACRES of good corn
or meadow lands, Will be received till Nom
day, june 24th, ny the Commissioners ap-
pointed by the last General Assembly to secure
proposals for additional lands for the Reform
School, sitnated in Fairfield county, Ohio.
Interpretations will be entertained for lands
more than Eve miles distant from the School; =
aIIcommunication ons may be addressed to G. E.
Howe, Lancaster, Ohio.
JOHN HouGH, po.rao,
ISAAC oLAYPooI., commiss,orers S ol
g. 2. HOWE. SV''''es's
1una a. lSb7--SN
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Baseball.

The match game between the
first mines of the "Juniors" and the
"Ncmeans" OF this city, comes of
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock,
at the grounds of the latter, A
lively and interesting contest may
be expected.
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Wool wantcd at Douglas & Coles
Cheap Cash Store.

HoRTrcUITURAL.-Special meet
ing of the II. v. Horticultural So
ciety next Saturday. Occurring in
the height Of the strawberry season
it will doubtless be an interesting
one.
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The "Youth's Eclectic" a new
monthly juvenile paper, halls from
Bellville, ILL.,, G. +. Kimball, pub
fisher. 1t is a large, handsome
and well.flled sheet, and is afford
ed at fifty and forty cents ayear in
clubs of ten and twenty.
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MISCELLANEOUS. S.

Thirty Thousand DGlo iu,co
s2ofOG
ME
ito
President and Jotm Goodnow Secretary Of the Ena
described thereof not
this M dsy
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The GAINESVILLE and Eric Railway
Company has received a certificate
of incorporation at Columbus. Its
capital is 10000, and the line to
be constructed extends from Zanes.
vile to Hudson, Summit County.
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PEnsoNAL.-SAM'L GRIM, Esq, of
San Francisco, formerly ofl4ancas
ter, arrived in this city, with his
family, on Thursday Of last week.
They are on a visit to their old
home, kindred and friends, and, as
we learn, will sojourn here during
the summer.
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All shouIdKnow

That Phil. W. BININoER, at his
establishment, corner Of Main and
Columbus streets, has on land a
new, fine, and attractive assortment
in the watch, clock and jewelry
line. Phil is a skillful and indus.
trious artificcr, an agreeable fellow
to deal with, and is deserving of q
liberal share Of public patronage.
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pol IN DIS
MAGIC BILlOUSPOWDERS

gINHIs PREPARATION Is the discovery ofthe
Rev. j. W. Poland. formerly the Psstorot
the Baptist Church in Goftown, n. H., and
man dearly beloved by that denomination tnio-
out New England. he was obliged 20 leave inc
pulpit and study mrdicne to cave hls own NE;
andhu Magic Powders are one Of the most
wonderful discoveries Of moaern times II IA
The Great Liver and Bilious
Remedy
ehich conrleteIy throws in the shade all other
dlsocveries in medicine and il affords him
mnch qualification that they receive the unani-
nous appreciation Ofall. who nave tested them
The Magic Bilious Powders are q
Positive Cure for Liver Complaint
in its most aggravated form, and animpediate
corrector ofaN
BILIOUS DERANGEMENTS!
Excellent for HEADACHE,
Constipation, Pimples,
Blctches, a Sallow' Skin,
Drowsincss, Dizziness,
heartburn, PalpitatioD
And a most wonderful
Cure and Prevsntirs of Fcrer and
Ague!
I'VE sAvise all whn ARE troubled with THIS
fearful mAiadS 10 always keep the Powders ON
hand ready for immediate use)
Here are afew important part'euiarss-
ls.-Thcs are the Great Specific for ell Bib
'Is 9d.nThsy A are tho pply known remedy that
wa san e"T They % are the only known remedy that
/ N m cura Constipation. is.
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Wool.

The new clip is beginning to
come in, and the Lancaster buyers
are paying 40 cents for best quail
ties. A few extra lots, we lcarn'
have brought As cents.
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GERsHoM WILLIAMS, Esq, has
been appointed by Chief Engineer
GRAVES, of the IL. v. R. R, Engi.
neer of The construction division
comprising the line from Carroll to
Lancaster. A good appointment.
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u. S. TAXES,
Twelfth Collection District
IN OHIO.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom II may
Y concern, that tho annual lists, valuations
and enumerations made and taken within the
county of Fairfield, in said Collection District,
by Assistant Assessors, will he deposited with
John NJ. Connell, Assessor, in
Lancaster, Fairfield Co., o.,
Andthere left open for examination from the
10th day OF June TO the 3Oth day of
June, A. ID. 1867, and that on the 2 SC
and 22d days OF June, A. ID. 1857,
appeals will he received and determined by the
Assessor for said District, relative to excessive
or erroneous valuations or enumeratlons made
and returned 20 HIM by the Assistant Assessors,
at the office o. John NJ. Comet, Assessor, in the
said town of Lancaster, and that on the last
named days will again be submitted to tho in
spection Of any and all persons who may appear
for that purpose, the lists taken and returned
by Assistant Assessors aforesaid.
All appeals to the Assessor, as aforesaid, shall
be madein writing, and all specify the particu-
lar cause, matter or thing respecting which O
decision is requested. JOHN NJ. CONNELL,
Assessor 18th District of0hlo.
Lancaster, June 5th, ls67.-Sw
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BOOTS, SHOES,
Caters, &C., &c.

TTAvING REMOVED FROM MY OLD AND
popular stand to the Room one Door
East of the sam Q, where my Old friends
and customers will now find me ready, and, MS
ever, willing to exhiblto very superior and well
assorted stock OF LADIES' and GENTS
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Medical Notice.

n n =
lDED Mt the following times and places:
In NEW LEXINGTON atthe Colborn House,
on Saturdays and Sundays May land .; June
and .; July - and Il; August Il aud Is ;
Sept. 81 aud y Oct. 26 and "a.
In LANCASTER. at the Tallma ige HoHse on
Mondays after the Express Trainarriyes going
West uNtl it goes West on Tuesdays, May d;
June 10; July Is; August 10, September
q October 2s. pr. CONE cures all forms
of Chronic Diseases, "a Dyspepsia in allhsys.
rious variatiosi alt diseases ofiho IIunss and
Air passages, as Laryngitis, Bronchitis, and
CONSUMPTION all diseases of the Kidneys,
Liver, Pancrcas and the glands generally; all
diseases Of the Heart, Blood and BLOOD Nes-
sells: all diseases ofthe Brain and Nerves, A.
Epilepsy. Chorea, or st. Vitus Dance, Neural
gia, Palsy, and general nervous tnnutrtion (;
all diseases of Females, enlarged TOnslls, and
all forms of Scrofula; also all diseases ofthe
Eye and Ear, and all other Chronic Diseases.
R6-No charge for consultation, butcash for
medicines.
[Aprfl5, lsG7-2-lyl
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The cheapest and best Muslins al
DOUGLAS g. COLES.

INSURANCE. Attention is invi-
ted to the statement, in advertising
columns, of the great Htna Com
pany of Hartford, Conn, B. F.
REINMUND & Son, Agents.
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Chcif Justice Chase opened the
United States Circuit Court al
Raleigh, North Carolina, last
weeIs-thc first court in the robel
States presided over by Justice Of
the Supreme Court since the war.
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CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE

John RobinsOn's Great COmbi-
nation.
This unrivaled establishment an
nounces (see advertising columns)
q visit TO Lancaster on Thursday,
the 9th inst. 1t enjoys the repu-
tation Of being one OF the most OK.
tensive, best managed and attract
i've shows now travelling. John
Robinson is of world wide celebri.
ty as u Manager, and We know that
B. M. Stevens is one of the most eff.
ficient as we'll as jolliest of General
Agents. The Coordination" is the
result of some ten good-sized shows
boiled down into one, and in its
main features comprises an i'm.
mense menagerie of living animals
aud a circus troupe of q magnitude
and talent not surpassed by any
travelling singly. Tho whole vast
concern requires the services, in va
rious capacities, of one hundred and
fifty men and two hundred and ff.
tY horses.
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A new island was discovered by
the United States mail steamship
Colorado on her last trip from
Japan. Ii is twenty miles long,
and lies in 1902 West longitude
4Oo go.
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The best Hoop Skirts at the
low est price. DOUGLASS & COLES.
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WORK MADET TO ORDER,

for which have ample preparation to have
done 90 short notice. andat reasonable prices,
and guaranteed TO render full satisfaction.
would respectfully invite all who are 10 need
of py thing in the Shoe trade to give mo a
ROBERT REED.
Lancaster, APRIL II, fss7-3m.
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Boots, Shoes, CATERS, de-,

a. such prices as will readily induce all who
dill favor me with call, and who may be II
need of any article in my line of business, IA
purchase from me.
Special attention is given to
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Very heavy rains fell hero yes
terday, commencing before day
light and continuing with little
cessation until noon.
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BANKRUPT LAW.

WE WILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION
w to the preparation and prosecution ofap-
plicatons for the Benefit OF the HANK
rupt Law inst passed by Congress.
HUNTER & DAUGHERTY,
Attorneys at Law.
Lancaster, Ohio, March 81, 1867 &"
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The amount of gold in the U. S
Treasury reached slO4, 100000 on
the 10th inst.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
Par Value: Market Val

Estate unncumbered
nSh u 1n -; iss n,, ar Of raDis ~ and in ira nsit -
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City Official Directory.

Thursday, June 70, 1867.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-20
LETTER FROM WARRINGTON.
Corre.pondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.
Sicus from the North. etc.
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1867.

WASHINGTON, April Is, 1861.
asan incentive to keep alive the dying
fortunes of extreme Radicalism, there is
no doubt bat that in July-provided Con
gross meeis-the question OF con'iscation
will he revived. Some Of those who look
cd upon this theory very reluctantly when
Stevens first boldly advocated II are now
becoming a little more in favor with IT.
and II an excuse can be found for putting
II into practical operation, will give 1t their
voice when Congress reassemblcs. They
will do so In the hope of hoistering up
their party, which has ever existed upon
loud dcclamatious of resistance To the
laws and disloyal;y 10 the Government In
the South. Every dissent from the man
date of the military commanders in the
South is seized upon with ayidity, and
will he used if possible; but the day OF
promise is at hand il reports from the
northwest, as given me to-day by Il
wcli-informcd Government official, con-
scrvativc in politics, are correct. IL
is certain that the President believes,
in accordance with his faith of long stand.
ing, that the second sober thought of the
people is In favor of his cherished policy
The appeal of bad men TO the passions oi
the blacks in the South, the cries for ven
geance and Conhscation, are, without the
shadow of doubt, properly appreciated
in the North, and the day is not far distant
when, Notwithstanding all the talk about
the Connecticut election being deiusioh
TO lead conservatism 10 destruction, more
practical evidence ofthc wane OF radicailsm
will be fixed upon the page OF events III
manner which will he no less surprising 10
lis most sanguine advocates as it will be
welcomed by those opposed to an era of
strife and revolution. IlMoN.