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say, that was satisfactorily performed. When
General Cass resigned lis place ii the Cabinet
and Attorney General Black succeeded him rs
Seeretary Of State, Mr. Stanton, who had been
a lifelong Democrat though not an activepoh-
tician became Attorney General. Ho made
himself conspicuous m Cabinet Of weak and
vasciating politicians, with weaker and
more vascillating Executive presiding, by his
Arm Opposition TO the schemes Of the seces-
sionisis.
He went ont of Office with the Buchanan
Administranon,ibut.w when hos,iiities began,
came promptly up to the support of Mr.. Lin
coin, and pledged his services to MS country.
In 1862 when Senator Cameron resigned the
management of the War Office, It was given
by Pres Lincoln to Mr Stanton. The distin-
guished ability and power which marked the
course Of the war; attest TO the fitness Of the
man for the pace. as well during the struggle
and ssr'te Of. that period, as in.standing in the
breach ,C stay the arrogance and assumption
OF a Corrupt executive after the activity of the
struggle was over: That was aspectacle of stur-
dy patriotism presented to the nation and the
world, of sitting Ia his Office surrounded by a
siege-gnaTd, while q base and discounted Pre-
sident and u weak and willing tool in the per-
son of the Adjutant General counseed and
concerted how 10 get This lion out of their way.
The compromise Of the president in the APP
pointmcnt Of Gen. Grant was the triumphant
result of Secretary Stanton's fidelity to prin-
ciplc l" -. SIS
Few men were move gentle and amiable in
private life, but the times demanded positive
opinion and decisive action. lie was frank
artless, prompt Without his somewhat vehe-
ment nature, the war could hardly here be car
ried through with such success. These qualities
took the aspect of brusquencss, perhaps, some
times, were mistaken for rudeness. But there
is reason to doubt If any man ever approach
ed Mr.. Stanton upon any subject of grave i'm
port, affecting the cause. generally or himself
personally, that-he did not find in him good
listener and an honest intelligent adviser
Had he been able to dissimulate. or appear tC
consent, though not consenting--in short, hat
he been apt,as politician, or artful as dema
goguc. he might have had fewer bitter polti
cal and personal enemies. Of his integrit,
and incorruptible virtue we have spoken in
previous article. To the cleanliness of hi
hands, and his successful resistance of power
fu temptations his straigbtened crcum
stances; well known tohs friends, previous Il
his death, bear strong testimony, and flInisl
the crowning laurel of the balanced chnracte
and almost unparalleled general worth Of tn
statesman whose. departure throws natiol
In tn hprpa vptunut
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oennsaas.- Ftoa. lhs Reportsr.

4
A,por.ion Of the west pier at our hHrbor has
settled to such an extent as 10 entirely throw
u out Of architectural proposition. We pre-.
sumo l, is the fault Of no ono asit has been
undermined by the acilon OF the water. ---Jno.
A. MeAleese, a Blacksmith, recently in the
employ Of 'hiessrs. Guthrie u Williams, In this
town, had the thumb and two fingers blown
from his left hand on Christmas morning al
Springfield, Pa, by the premature DISCHARGE
Of san,----Thc work of changing the chan.
nal Of oonncaut Greek al the Railroad bridge
was recommenced this week by the contractor.
and will be cafrledto contamination. ii Il
tedious JOB and wilffeQuIre the employmeh,
ara large gang Of men and tsasns for many
wesks,--captaln H. w w. Crowen a
Gsssya who has been stailenea.a .al vieksDurp
Mss fsE The past two months cond acting the
Eeleesions lDthat district, eareeeBsly been ss
signed 10 Nevpest BARRACKS, Kentucky with
orders to recruit.
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WILLIAM HUMPHREY
WANTS TO. SELL,

In order TO change his business and win sell
for what II will fetch the following propertyI7 acres
Of land In the Tappan Blakslee farm; 70 acres north
side OF Depot lot north of the freight house,
at the station about 30 south OF depot including
the e. b. Scoville property one acre where live with
a business worth fortune horses Stop bnggies,
two new with poles or shafts 2Cpen bpgies i ex-
press wagon Zone horse wagons 4 double, and one
single sleigh double and single harnesses l. sad
die 2mowers together with AL OF my farming tools
81 800 worth OF Boots and Shoes 500 worth OF Stone
Ware, t3Eetiner with all H OF my wall paper, Window
rels of cider Vinegar % Of wool land, In Ply
mouth, together with lot of second hand timber and
house, dwelling house, water lots, and vacant lots
at the Harbor also the Murray property Prospect
Street Also one on Lake Street, wen set with
fruit would like to leave town by the first of March
II II Is possible to close up by that time f not must
rent 1t. WIN. HUMPHREY.
Ashtabula, Bee 1862 W. sw1Ois
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The Rovsrod and HOnorSd.

ut IL ordered by the President that the Executive
Manson, the several departmsnts at Washington and
the National standard be drnped in mourning."
tis ordered by the Secretary Of war that the oees
period of hy days and on The day amer the Receipt
OF this order a each military poet eep suns be hred
at appropriate intervals commencing at meridian"
wen may fair Freedom drape her Aag,
Well pour her tears without control,
And well may Wars grim guns once more
Thru all our vhIcs their echoes roll +.
For, that brave hearts, whose tidal wave
Thr0' all our wild dssolving storm,
Still upward bore our Ark of Hope; : irfe7
Sleeps now, within q lifeless form.
Not battles wall, nor Victory's shout
Again that silent dust shall wake: .
The conqueror lies conquered now, oN
He dies for his dear country's sake '
As some fair shaft 10 temple aisle
Falls suddenly with crashing sound,
2 Commingling shrine and altar pile,
In ruin sad, DER holy ground; i .l
SO this strong pillar meath our dome
Dropp'd sadly in the dead Of night,
And down tliro' all its corridors '
Men stand in tears before the sight.
But soon another slIaGt shall rise
10 lorn OF tnOusand angels wrought, .
And thro' their lifted trumps of Fame
The world shall hear this holy thought;
"Brave men who fall 10 save the State, .
America will ne'er let die; ..
But ever and forever speak
Their praises, to the rolling sky
And thro' the ages yet TO pass
r LINCOLN and STAHTONs names shall stand
Symbols of love, and loyalty,
To Freedom, Truth and Native Land.
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TIE WEEK OF PRAYER.--The Evangelical
Alliance has issued its annual circular in rela-
ton to the week of paryer throughout the
world, January 20. For sake Of uniformity
the following topics are suggested
SUNDAY, January 29-iSermons- Person and
work of the Holy Spirit.--Ga ", 22, 3D.
MONDAY, January 3d-ISrsond7. - Thanks
giving for individual mercies, confession OF sin,
and prayer for personal holiness and more en-
tire CONSIDERATION 10 Gods service.
TUESDAY. January 4th- Natiohdt PRAYER
for the president of the Unitel States and all
in authority in our own and otler lands for
universal peace for removal of ,xRs7I,cu cor
ruption and increase of integrity NJ shte-
business and government; for religious liberty,
and advances of truth in countries where re.
lgious liberty is enjoyed and where it is
sought
WEDNESDAY, January 5th-Domestic and So
cidl-Prayer for parents and children and the
blessings of the Christian home for employers
and the employed for all school and colleges.
THURSDAY January 6tli--Christtan Union.--
Thanksgiving for Christian union, and prayer
for its increase; special suppieation in behalf
OF the efforts of the Evangelical Alliance in
this country, and for the Divine blessing on
the assembly Of Christians from all countries
10 be held in the autumn OF this year, in New
York
FRIDAY Jhnu;lEy lth-IH CHTtSttdB CHuTcN
Prayer for all ministers of the Word anC
that the Lord would send forth more laborers
for all officers and members OF Christian
churches toi the removal of false doctrine.
SATURDAY, january Sth-1he World
Prayer for the spread of Gods Word and q
pure literature in all lands for men of com
merce and science; that our civilization may
be Chrisianized, and its material resource,
consecrated for Christians in heathen and
idOlatrOus countries. for the Chinese and al
immigrants in America; for missionaries anc
missionary and religious societies, and for tht
conversion of the world to Christ. l.iH.
SUNDAY, January 9th.--I Cor. kill.
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DEATH oF Ex-SEcRErARy STANTON. WI lille
the country was yet giving expression to its
satisfaction over iardy recognition of Its OBJ
legations 10 distinguished public servant by
an appointment TO the supreme bench, the
stunning and saddening intelligence Of his sud
isn death was announced. The transition In
the publie mind was as striking as Il wss pain.
ful. As the pleasure Of the accession 10 the
judiciary was spontaneous aud feryeni, so was
the sorrow that thrilled the public heart, an
emanaiion from It's sinceresi depths. Nothing
hes occurred since the brief flourish of bloody
treason over the fall OF the lamen,ed Lincoln.
that has taken so general so strong . hold OF
the feelings Of the nation. This depth of feel
ing Is not due alone TO the conviction OF loss
In the future, from the removal Of 50 disiin.
Eulshed public serAnt. but 10 a survey OF
the past. and grateful remeinbrance OF servl.
ces rendered Although the intelligence eomes
10 Us wiihthe force of a surprise, the fact OF
his impaired health was generally known. rs.
pecially was n understood by the citizens oI
fais place. who bad the pleasure Of seeing and
hearing him while on a visit here some.
thing moro than year ago Tile grave nature
Of his discourse. however, seems not 10 have
heen fully realized either by his friends, HIS
medical atiendanis, or even himself On Wed.
nesday morning, but two days before his death,
he received the congratulations OF several SEN
etofs and friends upoa his appointment. lock.
ing and feeling better than hs had done for
soae menths, and expressing a cheerful encour.
agsmenn Yet 10 the face Of this, he died al {
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OHARLES SMITH, whose place of resi-.
dence 10 unknown will take notice that on the 8lth day
OF December A. d. 1852 Sarah Smith filed her petition
against eaid Carl smith, In the oico of the clerk Of
the Court OF Common Pleas in aud for the County OF
Ashnbnla, and State Of Ohio charging SAID defendant
with extreme cruelty and adultery, and praying for
divorce from said Charles smith, for tho custody of
their minor child, Frederick, and for reasonable almo.
ny said petlon will be for hearing at the February
Term OF said Court commencing the nth day Feb
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Doc 81, lSjD 6tIOA Att'ys for PetIIloner
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The bodies of Chinamen who have
died at different points along the Central
Pacific Railroad are being shipped to the
Flowery Kingdom.
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EARTHouAKk.-The heaviest earth
quake ever experienced in eastern Cali
fornia and Nevada occurred on the eve
ming Of the 20th inst. II was felt with
more or less severity at Sacramento,
Marysville, Grass Valley, Nevada, Iowa
Hill, Stockton, Chico, Truckce, and other
neighboring towns AT Virginia City,
Nevada, fire walls were thrown down,
door bells ung, and clocks stopped.
The dogs howled, horses snorted, and
general CONSERVATION ensued. The
shock was felt severely on the lower
levels, All the mines yibrated south.
IL lasted about ten seconds. At Reno
tho shock was preceded by a low rum.
bling noise and lasted nearly two
minutes, alarming the inhabitants. The
express train hound west was detained
about an hour between Wadsworlh and
Reno by large rocks and earth that hal
been thrown upon the track by the earth
quake. ts st Z
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1t now looks as though the Pope
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of his refractory children. The Russo
Polish clergy have instructed their dele
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the injudicious education of the clergy,
and an organization of the college OF
cardinals, which practically excludes
foreigners. The time seems not far off
when Rome will cease to possess any
thing more than spiritual sovereignty.
Temporal power is the broad target at
which all the shafts of liberal churchmen
are aimed, and it would create little sur,
prise jf, with the death of Pho Mono, We
shonld have an end of those political
hereditaments which have proved such q
fatal legacyto the church.
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TRxAs ELECTIONS. .-Galveston Dec.
29th.-The- result of the election for
Governor is still uncertain. Davis is
about five hundred ahead, with twenty
1--we counties from which no official re-
turns have been received. There are no
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Otherwise Davis will be elected by sew
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phe result in the first congressional
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f. CLARK, and in the fourth Edward
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