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The Peoples Bank.
Commissioners Notice.
OF wHEELIsSG.
DCa'SnaIcti nepOsitOry u. n,

BAIT. & OHIO R. II. Co. In Chancery,
I&w.a q. LAFrEarr. Court .@S % osie c..
DURsUANT TO A DECREE MADE IN
L the above cause on the 9th day of May,
1868, will, on FRIDAY, THE 10th DAY Of
JULY, 1858, mt my once, in the city Of
weeellnB, and thereafter by adjournment
from time to time, as may be found neces-
sary, proceed to ascertain and report the va
rious liens and cl inns, whether by attach
ment or otherwise, against the proceeds oI
the JUDGMENT recovered by John L. LaLfeTt.
and William q. LG0erfy. who were laIe Joint
contractors and partners under the 4. rm
name OF J. If ". q. L1DeTty. aRs inst the
Baltimore and Ohio hdiiTOIf Company, and
which proceeds In the bill In this cause
mentioned are now in tho hands or the Re
ceIver OF this Court.
And pursuant to the said decree, hereby
give notice to all persons claiming liens
upon the said funds in the hands OF the
Receiver, TO come in before me and prove
their respective claims; and do fix MON
DAY, tn < Slst DAY OF AUGUST, 1893. ts
q peremptOTy day for the purpose; and ali
persons who do not so prove their said
claims on or before that day Will be pre-.
cluded from any benefit OF this or any future
decree to be made IN this cause.
June 4lh, lE6S. HANNIBAL FORBES.
je5.oaw4wd Com'r Ohio Co. Circuit Court
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PoueHKEEps1E, June 23.-Mathew
Vassar, of Poughkeepsis, founder of
Vassar College. died suddenly this
morning; aged a years.
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arEssAaE PROM THE 8

A messs se from the Senate announc-
ed the passage of bill for the relief OF
William B. Linch; also the passage OF
chapter of the Code and chapters 5, 8,
s and 9, with amendments.
The amendments proposed by the
Senate to chapter 8, 6 and s, were
agreed to, and that proposed to chapter
9, in relation to the taking of oath by
commissioners in chancery, disagreed
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PHILADELPHIA.
Demoeratic NomInntion,

PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-The fol-
lowing are the Democratic Congress
sionaI nominations: First District,
fatt.
pH1LADELpu1A, June Qs.-In The
Fourth District the Democrats nomi-
mated Jas. B. Nicholson for Congress.
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GRANTS Morro: "Let us have peace.'i
Motto of the Bread and Butter Brigade'
"IIet as have piece"
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ooNYALEsoENTs,

Or persons recovering from FeveTs or any OF
the malIgnant forms of disease, will hnd
Robackis Stomach Bitters invaluable as 6
tonic and stimulant for remoytnS al pros
tratinR effects which follow disease; II sup
plies the great want SO long felt for a Saie
and reliable tonic and appetizer.
Sold by all Druggists every where.
ny13-2mdAw
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PETITIONS.

Mr.. Bender presented a petition OF
citizens of Braxton county, asking that
Homer A, Holt be allowed to practice
law without taking the test oath. At
the request OF the gentleman the petit
ton went on the table.
Mr.. Fleming, of Harrison, presented
. Apetition ofcitizens of Harrison county,
asking the passage of an act for the re-
lief of James W. Reed. Referred.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Mr.. Pope offered resolution provid-
ing that, for the remainder of the seq
sion, the House should employ but two
pages and one janitor.
Mr.. Mahon moved to lay on the table.
k1raa5 RI
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Rivw ana weather.

PnTsBURa, Pa. June 23.-RIyer, Z
feet inches-rising. Weather, clear
and pleasant.
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Gravel and Patent 1IastiC Roofing.

Inform the public that they are prepared
to put on either the Gravel or Patent Mastic
Roofing, of the best quality, and IN snort no
and warranted TO give full satisfaction. For
our Patent Roofing we have the Patent IA,
per, made entirely OF dax-the strongest ano
most suitable paper ever got up Tor roonng
purposes. Orders left al l05 Main street,
promptly attended to.
marI9-6m Johnson q 1lTTLE.
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Mr.. Fleming. OF Harrison, from the
Committee on Counties, DC, reported a
bill to extend the corporate limits OF
Williamstown, Wood county.
Mr.. Boughner, from the Committee
on Claims, &C., reported adversely in
regard to erecting mill dam on the
back fork of Elk River.
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GheGntelt1Qenrer:

Gheaateltigetrrer:
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET
FOR PRESIDENT:
ULYSSES s. GRANT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
SCHUYLER COLFAX.
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR.
HON. W. E. STEVENSON. Of Wood.
FOR CONGRESS.
md 5s1 f'''" hos. j. j. c. .MoeREW, Of Preston
FOR AUDITOR,
CAPT. THOMAS BOGGESS, OF Roane.
FOR SECRETARY OF sTATE,
CAPT. j. NJ. PIPES. of Marshall.
PoR TREASURER,
sxa0'r J. a. MACAULEY, of Ohio.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
HON. THAYER MELVIN, or Ohio.
JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS,
Hon. Il. l.. BERKSHIRE. OF MOnongslIa.
FOR Presidential Electors.
AT LARGE
A. w. CAMPBELL. of Ohio County.
K. 3. BROWN, OF Jnckson County.
DISTRICTS.
l-GES. ~. 6OFF.
81. MARSHALL HAGA&S.
4-GEH. ". II. POWELL.
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Mary E. Boon

Mary Z. Boon In the Circuit
Margaret Williams ct al. county, W. Va.
DURsUAIT TO A DECREE IN THE
above named cause, will as special COM
missioner named therein, ofer for sale at the
front door of the Court House of Ohio cOun-
ty, West Va, on Thursday, July q, 1868, at
10 O'Clock, part of Lot No. s., on Main street
In the Ftrst Ward Of the City OF Wheeling
with the Improvement thereon, consisting 8!
one two-story Brick dwelling House win six
rooms.
TEENS OF FSALE.-One-third, or anygreater
sum the purchaser may desire, cash In hand
the remainder in equal instalments at six
and twelve months, with interest from day
OfBale, 70 be secured to the satisfaction OF
the Commissioner, the deed to be retained
Title believed good, but selling as Com
missioner, saalI convey only such title as
| is authorized by said decree.
Je2s.law4w specIal 6ommissionser. mi itns
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NEW YORK.

The steam Fire Engine Explosion.
NEW YORK, June June 2S.-Yester-
day D. M, at Bellevue Hospital, Coro-
ner Rennan heard part of the testimo-
ny of the inquest on the bodies of the
victims of the recent steam fire engine
explosion in the Bowery. The exami-
nation will be continued tomorrow
evening at the City Hospital, where the
engineer OF No. will testify.
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TNTELLIaENCER JOB OFFICE,
i No. Is Quincy street.
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed.
MANUFACTURES LABELS.
INSURANCE PoLIo1Es AND BLANKs.
DRAY T1CKETsANDB BILLS OF LAD1NG
PROGRAMMES AND FOSTERS.
oHEoKs, NOTES, RECEIPTS.
HOW BILLS. for Country Msronanta.
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OF COMMITTEES.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prayer by Rev. James Nudge. o
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JUNE 3.-GRA1N-Wheat-sales am.
ber at g 30a2 81. Corn-Steady at 92C
for No. 1; sic for Michigan. Oatsl-2C
better; sales No. / and Michigan at 70s
71G- E.,,,,,,. u..,,o..
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Mr.. Ferguson, of Cabell, moved that
when the House adjourn It adjourn To
meet to-day at 10 o'clock A. M, as he
desired to see the question OF taking a
recess settled as soon as possible.
Agreed to.
Adjourned.
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JUNE buyers.
GRAIN-Wheat-Slu no dispo-
sition to operate. Corn-Unsettled at
94ae5a96c for mixed western; 81 OF for
white. Oats-Unsettled at 76a76Hc.
FREIGHTS-IOI<co on corn,
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Cleveland Wholesale Market.

Wednesday Evening, Nav l.? 1865.
-FLOCR-The market is unchanged but easier. We
quote follows = Xxx spring. city made $11, 1,J0Sf2O0; !;
country do. $lOGt11150 Xxx city made amber Sli,00
city made white $780, zx red country made $11
5Jd12,T5.
WHEAT-Irregular and lower: No. red winter sold
at S261264, cosisg at inside figure No, do at 81
no spring of any account offered.
CoRN-Dul; parcels on spot held az Sc ior No. / :;
for May delivery gT14c.
OATs-Light demand; sales at IKE for No. from
store.
LARD-Active and firm: sales 1900 los city rendered
at 2Oc in erces ae19in kegs Country nominal 1S1l
@l19cts
HAMS-Firm and active demand: sales 5000 lbs city
sugar cured 2Oc for 1000 lbs plain 19c
canvassed, 1Sc for uncanvassed.
DRIED BEEF-Demand good ed uryrkct firm. saJss
1000 lbs at 22c for tanvassed; &c for dncangasS.f
BUTTER-The demand is good and market frmer
Western Reserve held at 3ad3fc Central at 2593Oc
CHEEsE-Very little prime old on the market and
prices nominal at 16GI1Tc.
EGGS-The demand is fair NJ market seeady at 2Oc
HAY-Market steady and unchanged at sss,0Oa35, ,OG
for baled timothy on the dock and from store.
POTATOES-H so firm but market steady at
S14GS1 As for Peach Blows track $3.50 for do from
store.
sALT-Market steady and firm at 50 25 for fine 81 80
ior coarse Onondaga and Saginaw.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-16
ra-Dispatehes from Florida give assurance

e@DispatGhes from Florida give assurance
Of handsome Union victory in that State
The Constitution is adopted by at least o'ooo
majority, and Republican State officers and
Legislature are chosen. Now for Virginia.
Mississippi, and Texas.
rzg-The population of Russia has doub'ed
in sixty-two years, and at this rate Will amount
TO one hundred and fifty millions by the year
1900. The average length of life is thirty-tWo
years for men and thirtyOne for women. nus,
sia has more young persons under inc "se VI
twenty, in proportion to her popu'ahoh' tihii
any country in Europe, and fewer De'"een the
ages of twenty and sixty
CEy"If Virginia was the mother OF Presidents,
Ohio. by general consent, Is the mother of
men that are among the most prominent of the
nation. and of several to be Presidents Who
ever will remember the part that is befrg ia
ken by Stant0n Chase, Wade Bingham, Pen
dlcton, Groesbcck, Grant, Sherman, Sheridan,
and others, will recognize the f8et' tlfht this
great Commonwealth of Ohio occupies con-
spicuous and, to large extent, proud posi-
ton in the eye of the world.
w L-OuiSltlLd ldIliS Oub Dy lhS IL
turns to be about as radical az South Carolina.
The majority Of the votes is Il ,SGS on the CON-
stitution, and larger still on the governor. The
Senate will contain twenty two republicans
and fourteen Democrats, and the House sixty
republicans and forty-One democrats. Judge
Yarmouth is governor. The republican State
convention has made out its nominations.
Two of the presidential electors and several
OF the delegates to the National convention
are colored men.
y The Allentown, Pennsylvania,) Demo-
crat, of late date says; MANY of our ladies
will remember being called upon at their resi-
dences, last fall by lady agent going around
and selling ladies 'corscts,' and fitting them,
at remarkable low price Recently, in an
interior town in this State the very same 'wo-
man. by the cheapncss of her stock and de-
cided and unwarrantcd partiality shown Il
beautiful lady customer, aroused suspicion,
and on the young lady being arrested, she
was found to be young man in Disguise
fitting and selling just for the fun of the thing.
He SAYS he has passed through Easton, Allen
town, Reading, POttsyille, and many other
towns, fitting corsets to several thousand young
ladies'"
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A Pennsylvania inventor has prepared
= model of an iron railway passenger ear
one eighth OF an inch in thickness, cylin-
drical in shape, strengthened by iron
ribs of V form, completely padded inside
with at least four inches of padding
amply lighted and ventilated, heated by
warm air furnaces under the car(and out
side)ndd protected, in case of collision,
by compressible platforms that will
"give" freely when Knocked together.
He claims that in case of accidents like
that recently experienced on the Erie
Road, his car would not splinter, crush,
or burn,
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VILLAGE ORDINANCE.
To LeCy Ttlres foy' tile gear 1868.
DE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor,

DE 1T ORDAINED by the Mayor,
Recorder and Trustees OF the incorporated Village ol
Ashtabua.
SECT That tax of two and five tenths y -10 Mills
cteah dollar valuation of Real and Personal pro-
pery within the limits Of She corporation, be- and the
SAME Is hereby levied for general purposes Of the Vii
lage, for the year A. d. 1868.
SECT. H. That tax of one (D Mill each dollar valu-
alton OF the Real at Personal property within the
limits of the corporation, F;,and the is hereby
levied for sanitary and street clcAin purposes for
the year A d. 1868.
SECT. That tax of one u Mill each dollar II
uation of the Real and Personal property within the
limits of the corporation be- and the is hereby
levied for the payment Of Marshal and Police pre-
serve order for the year A. ID. 1865.
S;Cr w. Thata tax of (DMi!l each dollar valu-
alton of the Real ard Personal property within the
limits 1f the corporation, be- end the is hereby
levied for sewerage and draining purposes for the year
a. D. 1865. Passed May II, 1866.
Z. Fl. GILKEY, Mayor.
Attest j. Q. FELLOWS, Recorder. 3y959
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A 5000 MILE WALK.-Edward Pay
sou Weston, the pioneer and best known
OF American pedestrians, is preparing
for another and greater feat than that
which. he accomplished so handsomely
last autumn. This time this pedestrian
is to walk from Bangor, Maine, to ST.
Paul Minnesota, and return TO Buffalo,
\. \. making i'll all 5000 miles to be
completed i'll 100 consecutive days.
This feat is to be done for wager of
$4,000 a side, ,ils all 3s0, 900. Mr. Good
win still backing Weston, and Messrs.
Wa. 3. Fredericks, Sam. G. Brock,
VIM. 3. Perkins, J. G. Carol and Eu-
gene Ball, backing time. A purse of
$4,000 is also being raised to be pre-
sented to Weston if he should accom-
plish this feat As ise ;EilI rot BE allowed
TO walk on Sunday, he will only have So
secular days i'll which to accomplish the
feat, and will have to make the enorn,-
Gus average of 5S4 miles daily in order
to win. He will also have to walk 100
miles inside is % consecutive hours five
times during tke n.arch OF the 5000,
that is to say, once in each thousand, and
should he fail in doing this feat once, he
forfeits all claim to the $25, ,OOO purse,
and forfcits $4,000 for each even: to the
hackers ef time in the wager. lie will
also walk so miles in ten consecutive
hours, once in each thousand miles, max
ing five times in ALL In both of these
fcats he will be allowed two trials at
each event. IF Weston succeeds in ac-
complishing this he wifi certainly give
the British pedestrians, who have been
talking so much of late, lesson that
will in al probability drive them back
to t!ieir native shores with a very exalt-
ed opinieh Of american enterprise Mr..
Weston purposes starting or OF atect
the 18th of August from Bangor, Maine,
and terminating at Buffalo, New York,
on Nov. 26. He will be accompanied
during his entire walk by party Of six
sworn judges and there VIII be attached
to the carriage an odomator for the cor
rect measurement of the distance. Dur
ing his walk he viii pass through twelve
different States, and innumerable cities
and towns The first deposit of $4,000
has been put into the hands of the stake
holder, Mr.. Elias.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

THE Board of Examiners for Asbtabu-
Il la County will hold Examinations asfJllows, to
wit.
At jefferson ...... Monday, June sth, 1863
fee of fifty cents, is required by law of each appli
cant, as condition of examination.
Certificates will in no be granted unless upon ap
plication at the advertised meetings of the Board.
$40 T.: C..WADS Clerk of Board.
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AS AN APERIENT.

There is medcfhe go much in favor with those who
acquainted with their action Robacks Blood Pills
they safe pleasant and mild in their operation, and
purely vegetable: be taken by children we'll
adults try them. Hendry s King, Wholesale and
Retail Agents.
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1868 1868
PIONEER GARDENS.
FOR SALE.

.URAPE Vines, &reen House ind Bed
ding plants Vegetab plants in variety early salad and
vegetables fruit trees ornamental trees and evergreens
ROGERS' NetO Hybrid Grape, ".SALEJf"
few year and year old plants of this new anu ex
celent grape for sale Also strong plants in pots in MAY
and June The Salem Is graz produced BY HybTtiiz
ing Strong, native gfEPe with the blst Hamburg.
foreign variety The plant has the strong robust habit
and growth of native vine. The fruit has the ap
pearancc and quality Of the foreign grape it is of lars
size, nearly free from acid. and pulp of rich Catawba
color rpening earlier than the Isabella and witha
OF the finest of our new grapes.
Also ROGERS Hybrid Grape, No. 4. Is and 49, Phsss
arc al fine, large grapes, and ripen early.
IONAS.
Rave fine stock of year old rOofS 3c MS f4s sgnpc,
at very low prices. Also Catawba Isabella. ContOrd
DIANA Delaware, Hartford Prolific, 1Yes SCcG!ing 1,ra
ella Martha and others.
Green House and Redding Plants.
A large supply of Green House, and bedding plants,
of nearly thing desirable consisting of Roses,
Geraniums Fuchias, Peargonums, Dahlias, NerbenGs,
PaBsies. Plants for Hanging baskets, sc sc.
All persons invited to visit my Green-hOuses and
secmy stock feel confident they will be pleased with
my plants snd prices.
a fine stock of Pansies coming into bloom call
and scV them
Vegetable Plants.
Vegetable plants early salads and vegetables good
supply in their season.
Fruit, Ornamental and Ecergreen Trees.
shall keep on hand god supply of Apple, Cherry,
Peach and other kuit also Evergreen trees large
and small sizes in variety. Those wanting trees
call and select su.h trees will suit them whiGh is
much better way than to buy of tree pedder and take
such as they bring them, good or bad.
Cut flowers and bOquets for sale, at all seasons.
Ahlo+ers Of flowers invited to visit my green
wish to purchase or not. EMORY LUCE.
Ashtabua, March IS, 1863 95ln
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.. S. 7 Ak ES.
Il w U Il L L LTST, 1868,

i HE ASSESSOR Of the 10Th District
OF Ohio ha Sr4 ssireH to I his ApBua Tax List for
the year lSS embracing Incomes fr the year 1861 Spe-
eial Taxes, formerly LiCenc1s.) Carriages Watches
Plate and Billiard Tables, for the year commencing May
lst, 1865:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That said Duties Taxes have become due and pavs-
bic, and that tie will be received until and inu
ing
Satnrdtty, Nay 30tl, 1867.
as follows:
FOR AsHTABULA COUNTY, BY myself, at my Office
in AsItabua.
FOR TRUMBCLL COUNTY, by Almon D.. Webb
Esq, Deputy Collector, at his office in Warren
FOR MAHONING COUNTY. Ly c. 5. Mygatt ESQ
Deputy Collector, at his office in Canield.
FOR PORTAGE COUNTY, by Joseph d. Horton, Esq.
Deputy Collector, at his office in Raveana
FOR GE4CGA COUNTY ht Isaac N. HHtfaSyGy
Esq, Deputy Collector, at his Office in ChsrIon.
All persons who do pay Duties or Taxes
ed upon them in said ANIMAL List within the time above
specified to the Collector his Deputies aforesaid
Will be served with notice. demanding pa yment Ofsame
with fec Of twenty cents fer the issuing such notice.
and when served personally, per mile and if
said duties Taxes, with fees and mileage aforesaid
are Not paid within ten days after the date Of such
notice. the same will be liable To penalty OF per
and Interest, at the rate Of per per month and
distraint and the cost thereof.
Office hours from o'clock 4. NJ until oclock P NJ
HENRY FASSETT,
Collector 19Lt District Of Ohio.
Ashtabua, May H. 1868. 959w3
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BOROUGH ORDINANCE.

DE. 1T ORDAINED by the Mayor,
Recorder and Trustees, OF the Incorporated Village OF
Ashtabula.
SECT. That it shall be unlawful for any person
break into any enclosure pound, used by the bor-
ough to keep stray animals for the purpose of liberia
ting the without paying the fees required By law
SECT. II. The Marshall or deputy Marshals shal have
power without warrant, and view to such
persons and bring, them befort tie Mayor. Andn
viction Of the above offence they shall be fined any
Lot exceeding twenty-five dollars, and shall
main in custody OF the Marshal till the fine is paid
satisfactory arrangement msde-
f. II. GiLKEY, Mayer
Attest ]. U. FELLOWS Recorder. 3w959
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SLEBP1ESS NIGHTS,

As remedy to sOOthe all nervous excitement and in
its truest sense nerins, there is perhaps no medi
cine exant which is received with so much favor as Ro
backs Stomach Bitters wine glass full on going to
bed is all that is required produce sound and health
fll sleep
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-16

IMPEACHMENT, that WAS to be brought
to close by vote Oh Tuesday of the
present week, Las again been postponed,
the senate adjourning over from Tuesday,
to Saturday. The zeal reason for this
course is not perhaps quite clear, but one
Of the ostensible, and perhaps true ones,
is the sudden iHncss7of Senator Howard
of Michigan, with BRAIN fever. He is
said to be firmly for conviction, and in
his lucid intervals, declares his determi-
nation to be carried in his bed to the
Senate Chamber for the purpose of vot-
ing. There are no votes to be thrown
away, and the adjournment, no doubt
has something to do with the hope of
improving the chances of conviction, as
well by the securing of the vote of Sen
ator Howard, as in bringing all infuen
ces to bear up these senator's who are
considered shaly, such as Fessendcn,
Trumbull and others. IF Impeachment
is lost by few squeamish hair-splitting
republicans, with n1ore,legal profundity
IN the head, than justice and practical
common sense in the heart, their situa
tion will be anything but enviable. The
consequences Of declaration by the'scn-
ate that President Johnson's course is
not worthy of punishmant, and the eff
feet of such declaration upon the re-
publican party and tsc defenders Of 10y
atty, will have to be visited upon theil own
heads. That responsibility will, we APP
prchend be a fearful one. The whole
loyal heart of the country feels deeply
OH this question, and demands that An
drew Jotnstli~ should Be put away
There is no difficulty i'll seeing sufficient
ground for that course, and, there are no
such fine subtleties and sensibilitics a.
mong the people as would lead them to
tolerate the squeamisbncss Of sbn1e, and
the adroitness Of others, in dividing up
the counts in the Indictment and 80 scat
tering their votes as to fritter ar-ay. a
verdict The people will watch the
course of their senator, and liold them
accountable for their votes.