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MEDICAL NoTIcE,-I. 7. Monahan,
N. D., will give special attention to all Private,
Lung, Throat, and chronic diseases Of every char
acter. From past experience in the treatment o
diseases of the above named character, am wei
satisfied the system that adopt .iS far superior
and much more successful than the treatment gen.
eralV adopted. In all hereditary or communica-
tive diseases discard the use Of Mercury, and
other depicting agents, ESQ injurious to the syS
tenn If given any length Of time and use tonic al
teratives that destroy the disease and recuperate
the system ct the same time.
am the only Physician in Jackson that thor
oughly understands the Eclectic system of prac-
tice Private ONCE in back part of my Drug
Store. Residence on Main street, nearly opposite
Bunns Store. 1T. MONAHAN, NJ. D.
Feb. z, 1S67.-Sm
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. GALLIPOLEs 5s#
N It r s SERYI
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.

4 WOULD respectfully invite the attention OF
4 NurSerymen, Tree Dealers, and Planters, to
my large stock for the spring trade.
APPLE LETREES.-Standard 8 years old, from
graft, extra fine, 10 cents each per 100 GA per
1000 s120 Dwarf Apple Trees, per 100, $50.
PEACH TREES, per 100, $l5; per 1000, S125.
CIERRI ESQ to 30 cents PLUMS-50 cents.
NECTARINES-25 cents. QUINCES-4O cents.
A large stock of Evergreens, and all the leading
varities Of Grape Vines. An immense stock ol
Currants Gooseberries, Blackberries, ,Raspberries,
and all the new varieties Of Strawberres Rhu-
barb, or Wine Plant ~
Also, q large stock Of Roses, Dahlias, Gladi-
olusses and Greenhouse Plants.
| will sell at Wholesale or retail at very low
rates for cash. Address your orders TO GallipollS,
Ohio, or call at my Nursery. Orders will meet
with prompt attention. -...' q.
March II, ,67-2m. ca N. PALMER.
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From a Lady.
WEST MlLroN, SARATOGA Co., NY.

WEST MILTON, SARATOGA Co., NY,
July 6, 1866.
DIR. HosrErrER-Sir; have long delayed
writing to you my sincere thanks for the good
you have done my daughter. / can truly say that
nothing but the kind hand of Providence and
your BiTTERs have saved her from an early grave.
For three years have been doctoring her with
syrups and all kinds of bltters that have been rec
Ommendcd to me for her, besides having two
frst-rate physicians but all seemed to do her no
good, while was searching the almauacs and all
the newspapers that could get hold Of, in hopes
of finding something that would suit her case.
Accidentally there came part Of q newspaper
around some goods that bought OF the Spa. In
looking 1t over l saw at q glance that your BIT-
TERs was just what she needed. ! Isent the next
day to BalIston Spa and got bottle Of your Btr-
TERs. She commenced taking them, and such a
change In one week with her appetite, and the
distress that vlctuals occasioned, and that burn
ing in the stomach, never saw In my life, as
there was In her. She has taken three bottles,
and Is now able to work oil the time, think
there Is 10 little arrangement Of the liver Please
send me three bottles more, which l think will
cure her entirely. We and others thought she
had disease OF the heart, but that beating and
fntterlng that would almost stop her from breath
ing at times, is all gone.
.alf4a Yours, with respect. .. .t.
ty ..4r MRs. AMANDA M'PHERSoS.
March z, lS67.--1m -H
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THERE is good deal of religious in
terest in our town at this time, Some twenty OF
thirty have united with the NJ. E. Church. A Sc
rics of meetings has been held at the Christian
Church, and several have united with the Church
We attended the immersion of four persons at
one time last week, at the mill on Salt Creek.
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vALUABLr ADVICE FOR THE ArrI1cr

VALUABLE ADVICE FOR THE AFFIIcT-
ED.-Er. Strickland, in reply to numerous appli-
cations for advice, wishes 70 inform those who
are afflicted, that they may consult him on all
Acute or Chronic Diseases by letter, stating the
age, symptoms. &c, with a fee of two dollars en-
closed. DR.. s. has obtained great notoriety as an
experienced Physician, both in Europe and Amer
lea, especially in the treatment Of Chronic Com
plants after other doctors have failed to affect a
cure. Those suffering should Immediately send
for prescription by addressing Dr. A. Strickland,
Cincinnati Ohio. .,
Feb 2S, 1S67.-1y
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The Democracy had meeting at the
Court Room, one night last week. The knowing
ones declared that the Government had gone to
the dogs, and that another bloody war was in the
immediate future. One jealous cOpperhcad de-
clared that he was ready to shoulder his musket
the next day, to fight the radicals Dreadful y
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TUE MUD, Never, since the Indians
commenced the manufacture of salt at this place,
has there been so much mud as has been seen and
felt in our streets during the past two months
There appears to be no way of avoiding 1t. The
great furnace wagons drag 1t upon the stone cross.
ings until 1t gets shoe-mouth deep, and then the
street commissioner shovels It of. Then 1t accu.
mulates again. 1t tistaken upon the boots Of Gus
toners into the store of BaldrIdgc & Grassland
and It is all the clerks can do to keep 1t of the fine
clothing.
BY the way, If you get your clothing spoiled
with mud, call upon Baldridge and Grassland, and
they will sell you new suit.
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JUsr after we had gone to press last
week, we learned that Washington Curry had
broken out of Jail, and made his escape. Our
readers will remember that he had been sentenced
to the Penltentiary for two years, for burglary.
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REMEMBER the sale of the Hoffman
property on next Thursday, by Dan. W. Hoffman,
administrator. A valuable out lot, In the coal
region, and adwelling house, are to be sold. See
advertisement.
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DRUes, MEDICINES, &c.-Reed, Cur
tlss q Co, Of Portsmouth, are acknowledged to
havs one Of the most complete Drug Stores In
this para Of the Stats. Everything in their line
Of trade and Of the best quality, is kept BY them.
These desiring anything ia the way of drugs,
medicines, glass; paints. Oils &c, should call on
them, '.i,s e ~ .--s Mar. M.--cwl
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BEAUTY!
-Aubun, Go den, FIaxen & SlIken Curls

DRODUCED by the use Of Prof DEBREUX'
IL FRISER LIE CHEVEUX. One application
warranted to curl the most straight aud stubborn
hair of either sex into waVy ringlets, OF. heavy
massive curls Has been used by the fashionable
of Paris and London with the most gratifying re-
suits. Does injury to the hair. Price BY mail
sealed and postpaid, 81; Descriptive circulars
Chemists, Nd. 2s6 River ST. Troy, n. Y, Sole
Agents for the United States [febn 'ez47y
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STA YouEq LADY returning To ber
cObhsfy home, Hffsrs Sojourn Of few months in
the City. was hardly recognized BY her friends.
In place Of coarse, rustic, flushed face, she had
soft ruby complexion Of almost marble smooth.
nesa, and instead Of tWenty,tbree she really ap-
peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry - 70 the
cause Of so great change, she plainly told them
that she used the Cfrcassian IsaIEl, and
considered II an Invaluable acquisition TO any La
dys toilet By ia use any Lady or Gentleman
can improve their personal appearance an hum
dred fold. II Is simple in is combination, As Ma
ture herselfb 10 simple, yet unsurpassed in its EN-
caey 10 drawing impurities from, also beAling,
cleansing and beauIifying the skin and compiler.
lon. By its direct action on the cuticle 1t draws
from IL all itS impurities, kindly healing the same
and leaving the surface - Nature Intended It
should be, clear, Soft, smooth aod beautiful.
Price d, sent by Mali OF Express, on receipt Of
an order by W. L. CLARK 4 CO., Chemist,
No. $ West Rayette st., Syracuse, N. 7.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the
same. FEB. y, 's7.--lyl Z
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GovERxMENT IS PAYING THE ADDITION
AL BoUNTT.--Jsmcs Trip, Agent, has received
Additional Bounty for Thomas Miller, Young S.
Slater, David D. Davis and John H. Nail.
Application should be made Immediately. A. ].
Dever ESQ.,, can be found at theOfce at all hours,
to receive discharges and make ont papers for
soldiers. Call soon. JAMES TRIPP.
Feb. "A, 1s67.--tf Gtg49 sF
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SUBsoIL PLow.--We wish to call at
tention to the advertisement of subsoi plow
On last Saturday we saw it operated in the pres
ence Of number Of farmers. II gave entire sat
isfaction, and the farmers were much pleased with
It. There Is no humbug about This invention.
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J.E TOWEL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fsrS to the Merchants and Furnacemen of Jackson
county superior stock of Dry Goods 4 Notions,
On terms the most favorable. lyI
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ITCH! ITCH ITCH!
sCRATCHI SCRATCH! sCRATCHI
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
WI Cure The Neh in As Hours

HM cure tas Itchh 40 hoars'
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CHIL.
BLAINs, and an ERUPTIoNs OF THE SKIN
Price so cents For sale by all druggists. By
sending 60 cents to WEEKS & POTTER, Sole
Agents, 17O Washiugtons treet, Boston, It will be
forwarded by ma free of p ostage, to any part Of
the United States June IA, 66-y
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Local Matter.

ADVERTISEMENT for insertion in the
srGSoAED, must be handed in by noon on Tues
day each week, as the paper is made up on Tues
day evening.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE. The
following are the transfers of Real Estate, filed in
the Recorders Office for the week ending on
Saturday night last, and furnished by John NJ
Martin, Esq, County Recorder:
Hugh Scuf1ock and Wife to Edward Potts 40
acres In section Is, in Bloomfield Up. S420
Thomas P. Sutherland and Wife to Rufus Hun
singer a Of mill property at Berlin. .$2 800
Simeon Woodrow aud Wife TO Granville McKin-
Miss. A acres In section 20, In Washington
township. ...................... $3.50
VIM. A.. Sell to Trustees Of Washington town.
ship. Two square rods, burying ground In
section 20, in Washington township. i 81 90
J. Edward Jones and Wife to Austin Shelton.
Lot No. 8 IN John Thomas Plat Of the town of
Austin Shelton and Wife to John ]. Jones. Lot
No. in the town Of Portland 800
John P. Reed and Wife to John J. Jones. The
Old Reed farm at Oak Hill .$15, 500
Same 10 Same. Six acres in Reeds Addlt $3.50
John ID. Williams and Wife to John J. Jones. 50
acres in section % in Jefferson Tp. 81, 800
VIM. ID. Jones and Wife to John j. Thomas.
Lot No. 4 in the town of Portland 1916
A. j. Mongold aud Wife to I. T. Sutherland. i
| of an acre in Out Lot No. !, in the town OF
jackson NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Sl25
Thos. p Sutherland and Wife to Nicholas Christ.
| Same premises last above described ...... $3.50
! John Laswell and Wife 70 Geo. w. Eubanks. Al
acres in section IL, In Liberty township :. $50
j. w. Collins, Receiver, to Timothy Morris.
Lands in section 4, In Madison township. 81, 200
Wn r. McMillen and Wife to Michael McLoury.
Al acres 10 section 13 in Milton Up. $3.50
Michael MeLoury and Wife to same as above. 5000
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THANKS. Austin Mcfarland, of
LcavenwOrth City, Kansas for late copies of Kan
saS. Salt Lake and Santa Fe papers.
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TIE following are the proceedings in

THE following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court of Jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday lasts
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
Martin Hughes and Sarah Harmon.
Leroy c. Mills and Eunice Ware.
Joseph Williams and Rebecca Pyles. .--,
George Rowland and Rhoda Rose.
Will of David Evans probated, and Margaret
Evans appointed executrlx of said will. Bond
$1,000.
VIM. A. Long, administrator of Adam II. Long.
Bond 81 200.
Two accounts and one inventory filed.
One order for apprasement issued, and one sale
confirmed. 2... .,,...A utrt.y#
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MEDICAL NoncE. --DR. EgCoNE may
Be consulted as follows, @
In HAMDEN, at the Jackson House, on Mon
days, Sept. 10 Oct. 10 Nov. 10; Dec. "a; Jan.
2S March 4 April 8 May IS June IL.
In JACKSON, at the Isban House. on Tues-
days, Sept. II Oct. 49, Nov. 20; Dec. 26 Jan.
90; March 8; April 8; May u; June IS.
All sick persons would do well TO consult DR..
Cone, as he charges nothing for consultation; and
his success in this community, during dvs years
practice, guarantee Of his skin in the Heatmsni
Of all varieties Of diseases But do not defer your
application until your disease b Incurabls. hl
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Balance remaining in the Treasury, 2274S 81
Bonds, Notes and Securities:
Certificate Of Stock In ScIoto q Hook
ing Valley Railroad, d,................ 100000 %
James Trips receipt for J. Westfalrs
note, balance In judgment. ........., 22e7 90
J. Z. Booths note ote.........:......... S13 81
Total. interest not included, 80. .A1O2eO1 81
We, the undersigned, Treasurer and AUDITOR
Of Jackson county, Ohio, do hereby certify that
the foregoing Statement Is q full and complete
exhibit Of the condition of the Treasury OF Jack
son county, Ohio on the last business day Of Feb
ruary, 1867, showing the exact amount Of money
In the Treasury belonging TO each particular fund.
together with all other securities.
Given under our hands officially, this zoth day
Of February, A. D. 1867.
SAMUEL BAKER, Auditor.
A. w. LONG, Treasurer.
March IA, 67-Sw.
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Notice.

Harrison Wallace, Adm'r Of Jyhn D. Wallace.
Joseph Aten, ~. 80" Amos Garrett, Jr,,
Ann Davia =" Tbomss baEls bl
have fled their accounts for settlement, aud the
SAME win be heard on the S0th day Of March 1867
y4fg ~ H J. W. LONGB0N,
March 4,'C--sE. ProbateJudgs.
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An Irishman was killed in the Or
Ange Furnace coal banks last week, by the falling
Of large mass Of slate.
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MITE SoCIETY.-The Mite Society
viii meet at the Court Room on next Tuesday
night A general attendance is desired.
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MARRIED..

On the 2Oth inst, in Ironton, Ohio by J. w.
Henthorn, Esq, Mr. WILLIAM DUNCAN and Miss
SARAH E. MARTINDILL, oil OF Jackson c. II. Ohio.
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THE following is the question to be
debated at the Court Room on next Monday
night; ne ara aH ..-H a.
'ResOIrsd, That a discriminating protective
tariff is the true policy of the United States. y
Affirmative George W. johnson. D. Mackley.
Negative, H. II. Fullerton, Levi DUNCAN.
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TUE "Old Guard" and 'Ladies'
Friend" for April received. Full notices next
week. IE1l EEE FE EE
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Tue insane woman spoken of last
week has returned, and is now confined in the old
jail
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.


4 N pursuance of an order granted by the Pro-
Il bate Court of Jackson county, Ohio, / viii
offer offer for saleat public auction, on
Thursday, April 4th, 1867,
at one O'Clock, P. NJ, at the door of the Court
House, in front of the Grafton Block, In the town
Of Jackson. in jackson county Ohio, the follow
Ing described real estate situate In the county Of
jackson and State of Ohio to-wit:
Part OF In-Lot No. 50, in the town Of Jackson
the same being strip thirty (3O) feet in width of
the northwest side of said lot, running the whole
enghth Of said lot.
Also, the west half of all that part Of Out-Lots
Nos. IL and IS, IN the north half Of the town of
jackson, lying on the west side of the Scioto and
Hooking Valley Railroad.
The first named piece Of land to be sold subject
to the life estate of William Stickles therein.
Appraised as folloRs. First described tract,
subject TO life estate of William Stickles therein,
s625. Second described tract, 500.
Terms of sale: One half cash in hand, and the
residue in six months, with interest on deferred
payment. .VrLL- II -.L-
DAN. W. HOFFMAN.
Executor of Julia Hoffman, Deceased.
Feb. 28,'67-5w.
n B. Thepurchaser of the above lands can
have the life estate of William Stickles in the
same for the sum of S4OO, 90. and can thus get q
full title to the same. [P.F. 80 20.
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Tnr following new advertisements

TIE following new advertisement
will Be found in the srANDARD this week:
ETeubsoil Plow-P. P. Clarke. -
E9AdnInIstratoris Notice-W. A. Long. a
kTExecutors Margaret Evans,
ETAdministrator's Sale-W. x. Hastings.
EHJai Contract-L. A. Atkinson.
ETAdministrator Notice-Wm. Hughes.
Or sa"g ii % james Locke. /.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Public Notice.

Public Notice.
DIDs viii be received on the ID day Of May,
O 1867, at the door Of the Court House, in front
Of the Grafton Block, In jackson, Jackson county,
Ohio, at one O'Clock, P. NJ. Of said day, by pub
lie sale or out cry, for building Jail and JallOrs
residence Except the iron work. at Jackson, Jack
son county, Ohio.
The contract for the whole Job will be awarded
TO the lowest bidder, provided he comply with the
conditions made known on the day Of sale Plans,
specifications, and drawings Of the work can be
10Th day Of April, 1867.
By order Of the Commissioners. .a.tss
L. A. ATKINSON,
March %, 67-5w. Auditor.
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BY Mail, Prepaid
Choice Flower & Garden Seeds,

NeW Strawberries, Grapes, Bulbs, &c.
ID NJ wATsON's OLD COLONY NURSERY
- sand SEED ESTABLISHMENT. Plymouth, Mass
Is now sending out by mail prepaid, packed with
great care In gutta percha silk SO as TO reach any
part of the Union in perfect safety, a complete
assortment of the finest rl"
GRAPES, STRAWBERRIES, NEW LARGE
CURRANTS, GOOSEBERRIES, BLACK
BERRIES, ROSES, PIONEERING -,t
PLANTS,
Bulbs Lilies, &C., &c. Fruit and Ornamental
Trees aud Shrubs, Evergreens, Hodge Plants, &c.
will be sent by freight paid to Boston Also, the
True Cape Cod Cranberry, for cultiyationin wet
land, or In upland and Gardens. where Il produces
at the rate Of 400 bushessto the acre with d.
rections for cultivation. Priced Descriptive Cat
alogues will be sent to any address. Non is he
time for planting The best way to obtain good
Fruits aud FloDery, and seeds. Is to send direct to
the Grower. Send for Catalogue. Wholesale
Catalogues to the trade. Agents wanted.
March q, '67-2m. ..arE Et#E
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Can't Be BEATEN. Customer-I wish
to purchase some very good eggs, 10 be used in
making sponge cakes Shcptsepsr-'Yes, have
some eggs that can't he Asaten. CaslOmsr--' Cant
be beateni' SaOpkeeper-'No maam. defy any
one In the market 10 beat them CastOmer-They
will not answer my purpose atall. How can eggs
be made Into sponge cake without you can beat
them7 70 f1rI I5tr rf UEs H5lL
The customer purchased elsewhere. But when
we tell our customers that our clothing can't be
beaten they believe II, and are sure to buy, for
they recommend themselves, and carry conviction
with them. Every one who examines our goods
can see that they are the exact style, well made,
and can't be beaten. y A-f .s.A
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7 Oh PRINTING oE eli Kinds. done at the
Z STANDARD OFFICE.
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s A w M I'LL

s "A w M I'LL
FOR SALE.
WNHE subscribers offer for sale their Portable
Il Saw Mill, now located in Liberty township,
jackson county, Ohio. There are nearly 1000 saw
logs at or near the mill and more than six months
saving contracted for at another site in the same
township. The mill Is nearly as good as new, in
good running order, and the best portable mill
ever in the county. In order to close out part
nership the property will be sold on reasonable
terms. Part of the payment would be taken in
lumber II the purchaser desires it. For particu-
lars, come TO the mill and see and hear how to
make your fortune, or address
- 4 VAUGHN, TRUSS ELL & CO..
March 2l, 67-2w. jackson Q. H. Ohio.
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Trustees Notice.

HNHE Trustees Of the several townships In
Il jackson county. Ohio, are requested 10 meet
at the Auditors Office Of said county on the first
Tuesday in April, to make settlement Of Relief
Fund. By order Of the Commssloners.
L. A. ATKINSON,
March 21, '67-2w. Auditor j. G..
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FIRST AALE YEARLY

SRARSB&sC7EE19R
t- -oF TAk-l ,jm :
Treasurer and Auditor Of 1meAEs
SON County, OhlOs u.,te.f
For the half year ending February %, 1851, IN
compliance with an set passed April 5, 1853, 10
provide for the better regulation Of theFeceipts
disbursements, and safe keeping Of the pubic
revenue.
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ISAAC NATHAN

ssa s~4 "a 80 ISAAC NATHAN, 81.
WI Sign Of the Three Red Posts.
ETwe have nice stock Of Piece Goods for
Men and Boys. ry.-r. r.s.
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REPUBLIoAs PLATroRn.

ofsur poiiaesi kish, .ifs 80 d eqnss bsss *
Cssstte1pa - ahs itsss o3bwasea N ecussfSS
rights ofthe ballot the protection the Law aud equal
justice to all men. irrespective Of color race religion
q That We approve Of the Military reconstruction
passed BY the seth and 10th Congress but = the
iliiberal ccnstreeisn ~ mA11o1ly o1ktAb dsprivts
these acts Of their seseey I'D so.Syvs 6smand that
Congress assemble In July TO ont by additional
enActmeDts the true and original intent Of said scts
the reconstruction ofthe Rebel States upou sure and
loyal bAsis. s. 1EET
That the prompt TRIAL and psatahnsst, aseoraiss
lsw, d tbs hesd q ~ late fDsllSu ~ N fsaous
crimes 10 mperstvely demanded for the vindicaton of
the Constitution end the laws and for the proper pun
shment Of the highest crime II 10 demanded b. ustice
honor Aad prepsr rAnnra ne ~ psoteeo6n n fasr
dtlsnsAb Snd by dus rSesfd ~ ths welfare aed
future safety Republc and IL IL DUE not only to
the dignity Of the nation but in justice 70 ths loyal
people Who have been 20 heroic In their devotion the
cause OF shs H. Union md bsSty and to
me soidsm q Ne Union Who sursiss and III nsnory
Of the heroic dead
4. That ws in favor Of the strctsst economy IN
the expenditure q public money, and that We demand
~ the hands ofAl ocsis both State and National
afMtnfui and resdiy honest sdministration Of public
That the Republican members Of the Congress. Of
the United States entitled TO the thanks the
ton for thsir hrmness in refusing conspifacy
turn over tbs control u the Govern to the hsn
traitors and hslr allies and IN defeating the purposes
acoTupt Executive. and thus sustaining the
ofberty, 10 great and dangerous crisis 10 history