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FHIDAY.? I t t I - JUNF, 21, IMIT
to
fropourd Ainri.dii.rnt
. the Constitution.
TUB iTATB OP OfllO, I
itoeic o tb BeaTT i f Btat. I
it fllltaai Hsary Bmlth. Baaretary nf Slate
' oi ik mat or unto, no nronT rarwy mat.
k fellowtn 1 a true nuiir of a Inlnt reao-
latlnn. paad y Id General Assembly ((
tkcBlat nf Ohio, on the nth dar of April.
A. D., 1DA7. taken from tho original Ml in
II In this office. '
! Wstlmoar whereof, I have hereunto Null
aerlbed rar nam and offliixt the Ornnt
Seal of th Him of Ohio, nt Columbia,
hlhdTer April, A. P. W
tlBAh 1 WILLIAM I1KNHY HMIT11.
Bearetary nl hint
- . A RESOLUTION.
HelftMre to itn Amanthnpnt of tlic
. Csuatitatlon Providtnp; for the Kx
tenalon of the Elective) Frnnclilso.
RfolnJ tig Mr (Imtral AnrmSly nf tin Slat
if (Mm, (thre-fifth of thn members alrnted
oh Hon agreeing thereto,) Tim t It bo
1 1 hereby proposed to the elector it
vats Hum to vol, t th r annual Oc
kobsr lWon, opon thn approval or rrjec
Won of tn following amendment as a sub
atltut f"r the flral ssotlon i r th Mth nrtl
I of tha Conatlttitlnn of tlila mate, tn wit :
Itt mala eltlitn of th Uiiltod Btntre.
pfthean of twcnty.nne years, who ahall
have baon a realdr-nl of tba rVnto on ya.tr
aail pradln( lb a alartlnn, and of tha
ennnty, township, or ward In which ho r
odea, aooh tlm a may ba prurldml by Iit.
iopt auch prnn a have born arms In
' fupport of any Imuiractlon or rebellion,
againat tha government ol tbo United males,
r bare fled from their r-lace t tasldenca
t. ao!d belni drafted Hit i the military
' earvloe theroof, or have rirsoi ted llio nitil
tary or naval aervln or anld gnvernmr nl In
tlm of war, and town not uh('iri.tly
Dn honorably discharged from ti e Samn.
ahall have the .qualifications of an elector,
and be entitled to vole at all elections.
- EI. A. PAIIKOTT,
Bpeakarof tha llonaaol Itaprcaantatlvce,
AJiUHKW O. McIILIINKV,
Prcsldsut of the Henalo.
Passed April 6th. 1H7. nprl iio47.lo
County Union Convention.
lb Union men of Hancouk County will
meet In County Covenllou, at th Court
Doum, In Flndlay, on
, 8ATURPAT, JDNE 29, 1647,
at 11 o'olovk, A. U., for th pnrvman of
putting in nomination, tn be auppnrtod nt
th neit October election, one candidate
tor aoh cf th following ofllooa.
ranitClTIHO A TT01IK1T,
BtrinwriTim,
CoMMiaaioMiR,
Tnaai lartantiT Diitcroaj,
ud attend to auch othor buainats m may
com before th Convention.
The teveral townahlpi are ontltled to del-
liaua In said Convention, aa follow:
12
il
4
11
13
amandA
Pnlawaro
Cane
Hortago
t'ludlay .
Mud I on
Orange
blanuhard
Marlon
Waahlngton
otkiiok
Jaokaoa
Allan
Liberty .
Html ; . 1
Tan Buren
Union
Flaaiant
The Union voter of the several townshlpa
above named are requeatod to meet at the
naaat placea of holding elections, nnd make
thalr selection of dolegato to nttend aald
Oonvenllon, on Saturday June the 16tb, and
end the names of thoi e eelooled aa auch
flelogatea to thJirpiaoKiAN for publication.
Torn out and organlie at once, for the
Detaooraor are already In the field, they
are mlng the aame meam to riofi at ua that
naahaan naad tiaratnfnra. l.nt tbo Union
ariy take high, moral and strong political
jroundi.ln the oomlng campaign, and auo
ceaawlll snralyerown Its efforn.
By order of Union Central Committee.
H. PORCH, Chairman.
JOHN M. HAMLIN, Secretary.
June 7th, 1867.
Copperhead Resolutions.
Below wo give res
olutions adopted by the Copperhead
' ? Convention of Hancock County, on
the 8th Inst:
Evolved, That we believe that the
Government transmitted to us by our
revolutionary forefathers was origi
nated by White men, for White men;
and that while we wish to see the
Negro happy, prosperous nnd pro
tected, we are unwilling to have him
thrust into the Jury-box, or into
ofllccs, to domineer ovor white men,'
' and to toe used by unscrupulous Rad
ical demagogues as a voting machine
at the ballot-box.
Rttolted, That tho Radical major
ity in Congresa has done moro to
ward destroying tho Union than Jell.
Davis and all his rebel troops could
do. That while Congress has torn
ten Btars from onr Flag ten States
from, the Union Davis aud his
x friends rere unable to tako out
aincla Stater"- '
Rttolved, That we extend a cordial
welcome to all thoBe who-are op
tooaed to negro auiTrago and the dis-
franchiscmr nt of white inenj that we
ask them to come with us for thn
purpose of protecting our system of
government from rudieai acuemes
and encroachment. i . .
-.. Rttolvel, Xlutt wo a io opposed to
a: the 40 called Bill for the Ueconiti uc
tion of the fckmtu, by which ton States
arp legislated out of the Union, and
J.wUloU sots tuo iultUay"ovortT)o
,f law; and Ihat'we beliove taxation
wbita .manT without roDresonUtion,
rupresanUti
and representation of Bond holders
without taxation to be a fraud and
wrong.
By resolution No. 2, it can clearly
be locA that" Copi'eVhonds fear the
negro; that they consider him
niuch'Bnnerior to' a portion of them-
selves that 1 is neuctsary to fceep
him down for ((ear jhe, .will put-atrip
them. 1 '
No! B'feolaro'Jff. Dnvla to
more loyal, poAjto have dono much
loss iniury to the country than baa
Congress. '
No. 4 is an invitation to Union
ruen, soldier ami utizona, to strike
hands with men who.by words, fought
i bfi nuiaii wtw v. a w w tv a u wiiiu'Ii
'No.' 6 opposes ' the Reconstruction
io-' BIU Bn advoc.'itaB t hi owing the gov.
: ernmcnV into the hands, of rebels
trMntrts to rlfafaatiehised tU1 being
aejjtliftit iiriaBoijtatlofj.''
Taking tlip resclutloiiV cited to
beade itf ftbooand W iee that they
ewe animated by the saine Bplril now
Yd bra-;..i.i4'4av
,'UUii .11
Tho New York Trilnino, nftcr ita
grcnt head signed the bnil-honrt ''f
Jeff. Davis, Bccmii to hnvc lif?ht show
ered upon it In ft moat mirnciiloua
m (inner. Id a long nrticle, recently
published It ye " We are afraid we
cannot trust the rrcsident.
Shadca of the departed ; cannot
trust tho President -tho New York
Tribune can't ; strange, passing
strange. What man except Mra.
Cobb has trusted him for two years.
One or two more auch discoveries by
the Trihuno will make it rank aa a
first class pioneer.
About t year ago a Constitutional
Convention, tlint aasoinblcd In Now
Orleans, was broken ti by an armed
mob, who mnrdnved several of its
members. Tho survivors wcro In.
dieted for causing tho riot, of which
llioy were tho victims. That was
tho result of Andrew Johnson's poli
cy. To day a Republican State Con
vention meets in tho saiuo city and
tho same building In perfuut peace
and acourily. That is the result of
the defeat of Andrew Johnson's poli
cy and the triumph of Hint of Con
areas. I
Tub 4th im Finm.ay. As will be
wen by tho announcement or tlic
committee of nrrangmciita, in anoth
er column, there is to bo a grand
celebration in Kindle, on thc4lh Ju
ly. Vi'o have only room to nssitro
tho lovers of good old-fashioned cel
ebrations Ihnt no pains will bo spar
ed to make this ono long tu bo re
membered. Let the people turn out
in crowds. There will bo an abund
ance of room, thousands to eat ami
pleasure enough for all. A grand,
good timo may be expected.
Attorney General Stanberry's
Opinion.
Tho Attorney General has deliver
ed his opinion upon the Reconstruc
tion Bill of Congress which defeats
the objects and intents of tho act. It
is very long nnd wo are unoblo to
publish it, but give several extracts
from an article in tho Gazette regard
ing it :
What is the effect of this opinion ?
It bind? no department of tho Gov
eminent; but the acting rrcsident
may, if ho chooses, make it his rule
of action, nnd he is tha Commander
in-Chief of all theso District com-
munders, and may countermand their
proceedings, as he probably will. It
is to be expected that such a man as
Air. Johnson will seizo upon an opin
ion which makes all his objections to
the reconstruction act as falsehoods,
whn it will enable him to uccompliHh
the purpose ol those falsehoods. It
mo Vva avrtaoto.l ttiat In .
this present convenience for defeat-1
ing tho reconstruction net, no will
confess himself a liar in all tho rea
sons ho gave whcutio tried to defeat
it by a veto.
It is easy to see that this opinion,
if acted upon by tho Acting Presi
dent, will materially chango the re
construction act, and may require
tho wholo work to be dono over
again. That act did not intend to
establish any despotism save the des
potism of justice and law. It did
intend to supplement the local au
thorities by military administration
whenever they refused lo protect per
son and property. It did intend
hold a military control oer tho pro
ceedtiL's of reconstruction, so that
they should not bo under tho indii
once of tho disloyal local authorities
should bo hold provisional only, and
subject to removal by tuo United
States military authoritiea when tliev
tailed to aiimiiiiHler tho laws so as
to afford equal justico to nil persons.
The opinion 01 tho Attorney Gen
eral makes these provisional ollicers
supremo so long as they maintain
the forms of legal administration.
And we have hail cxumplcs of the
atrocities that can bo committed un
der theso forms in rebel hands.
also defeats tho purpose of the act
by giving tho Provisional State gov
ernments such absolute control as
will make their iufluenco paramount
hi the process of reconstruction. W
haveauwUicr example of tho Acting
President's falsehood and self stultt
Ucation, in tho prutenso which id set
up for this occasion, that whereas
the act tuakes tho provisional gov
ernments 'subject to the military
authority of the United States as
lorcinnuer . ucscnuvci, merciore me
cmvpwt- vui-Uu. exercised bythei
of mi' iary ooinmanders, but only
K -.. although Mr. Johnson
a
so
be
p
;
iul ' Domoitratio confederate1'.
Ij:.vt UltlicrtrjViaiiiind Hint even tlio
powL'tH conferred upon tho United
States ly tba Cuutititutiou belong not
to Congt'CBs, but to llio Executive.
Heretofore Mr, Johnson was inclined
to Tvio out (.'ongiosa, and nsaumo
lo tho Exot'titivo. Now ho puts linck
ti))on Congicsi tho power itspceltlo
ally oouffi red upon the military, up
ou ibu sltiflud ground thnt ILu mili
tary. ntilUority ol'thu United States
jatoiia Congveiia. , . ,
1 liu timgress ot tuo nntion
not goinc; to liae tlieir nets thwar
ted ly Mr. Stanlierry'a lawyer con
tlriiutiona, hur by Mr, Joliiiaon'p
ilstaiipc. Tliey" "iiro only delnring1
tho work ; but if they attempt
ulan of defeating it.' thev will oulv
uiflke tho work more thorough.
Cbngreoa Is forced to net again upon
this matter, it will make auch n tlla
pOBul of theso provisional govern
inonts that there will bo no further
question n to ' either their atutua
existence) and it will begin in tho
....... .nM,l,.l,ll..llA. . . I
."'V 'V '"'"V ""8 "" ,0
United btt law, lo bo continued
until aueft a aettlcd atato of trnnnldty
ty and law tOilding aeourity ahull
eatablibhed aa will make lit oonditioua
or reatorl tba local aUctioni.
NASBY.
NASBY. A Faithful Account of the Trip
to Raleigh, including the Discussion
before the Start.
POST OFFIS, CONFEDRIT X ROADS.
(wich is in the Stait uv Kentucky.)
June 10, 1867.
1 coompi4 the l'roanlent to Tawlay.
in r-reitnon. noc.n non, """ -'"'""
wllhottl me to arrange tha delinia :
and doth nlc tnancearlnt wlch I tteroa-
,
n"r'
Tbrtaw!ylrlp wut tU ekkalon nr a a
rioua trouble In th ('Ablnol. Th Vi eel-
wui In faror n It. Kx be fed. he wii ,
' . ... ...iila
aenabelly uv aBIIIal prauaion. na na 1
itn xnerlenned a moat cnuaoomin l"ve ,-.,,
rV.rhiai.aranla.nertlKelerrf.rthemnn hia :
i .. i,,..'. atria. Iia l ad awtina around the i
entire cirri lit flilitiel honor, and Bed
found traltore on nil aldea, but li cood lay
hi band on hit heart and any that he hed
never knoowed a tnw man, but who, nt
oin pened u hia liln hod a father. Why,
then, a'nood n notbonor our laihera? How
ctM.d It b better d'tn than by layln corner
atuna? Ili father dnreeat In ItU. and It
wnx tlm that thla dooty wu. allondcd to.
Dealdea, at tliH crltla In th affair u the
1
e
r.niiitrv . with Wiiaon and Kelly an irtln
tlirotiKh the Hoiith, lie Ht It would bo a
good thing to hnw ouraflvea.
goward fult that It wul wll to go. Fllllal
lova wuitcbatmln. hlmkapeer, who vat ti
UHIy celebrated n a drum:itia tl ono he
o..(.d menalitin wi:x for diplomallo telegiaf
(In, rmarkt, " Mow iharper nor a aurptint a
loolli II I lo hev tlinr.k:M cbiid," the
truth uf wlrh he hed ox, ori enoed, he hed
bin aljlod the fi,ther nv the l!cptibllcnn
iari r. but that wit. Rot the pint. It la the
duly u every aon to Iny cornor-atuna. In
this ca-e II wood cilin', l-T bin m re
oredituhlo hed II bin dono lllty years njo,
lHt almt d irorence la It! Il la r.atral c i we ara
about belli SiMli ncd lo utir full era, that we
ahouil rf member 'm . rt.UIi a, l.o led a lit
tlo I crch wicli ho foil l.e'd like lo do'.lver.
lie w antld to bear tcMltr.ony to tho patriot
am uv tho aon uv Jacob Jobnon ; purtick
lerly to our colored hrothron In North Caril
ny, wb l ev bin lialonln' to Eollny nt.d Wil
son. Uardiill d'dn't hlocvn In It at all. lie mmlo
hold to any Hint ez the dncecat Johtion hed
lalnpt without a oornr atnn for ft 1 1 y - IS v
yeiira, lie ll tr.nnnn k i .i"uk a winiif
loncr. It waa rather la'o in the day. lie
blcaved In fuclln aorrowlul over the dar;tee
ur i'Ur rointive a. but h d:du't go much on
doln It llltv llve jeara alter dale, it wuz
toe much liko humifi into tcora cvor the
mi Drum uv tho litat illneea uv yur hrnt wllle'ii
creat grnr.dyiother. Tho apeochea ho didn't
blcftv in itl nil. ffoh-d men a "me uv II
he hod accompanied one toor uv thn kind,
lie had bin on It. He wi'7. nt Cleveland, at
itidiKHHioll and Hprn Kl.oW. Minoy. Mr
iicpiied to be excooscd. lie didn't keor
abiul tnilin ali'h a k.te agin. Ill the people1
uv the houlh ahood recoeve ua e corjelly ei
Iho peeple uv the North did. he preferred
to roniiult hia feellna nnd be absent. He wnz
itaenailive plant and dieliked aum thloc"
Kl hl nicmry ecrved him nuhl the demen
nt rli"U torden't he coneidorod flat'.erin.
The peeple didn't flitil dead sata at ua. but
they did wit's. Ill they wuz col, I Hicy nut
too cold. 1.1 they wur. in a vol.it ire liumet
ihor wuz to lively. He hed about made up
hn mind that II wi rn t uv any yooae to flic
,t out on line ei 11 ioi.n nu Miumer.atio
la a ilooty. but when aticce a la e. nu
noHRIt'l v wmrr in iiiv a,nia nAiinia. ani a
!he yooae f Wlierelore atrungle? Let u
Jo alow, "raw uui niirii.. ... iuu cuu uv
our 'apective tornia, ki d an live that when
tlio f uiuiniiiia ooinioi io jiiiw ma innoouiera
hie caravan Hint move out uv Waahlngton
inward their 'apoulive homua, wa go not
hkothedufky alave at nile, wai'a bet b:a
l on two pull', but itiolliud and aiMtmned hv
at we've saved, go like one who' got the
whorowtthal to live it wui a anunte
i...i to him lo know tnat the worat
,n(nwiiiaon forgotten. Whoever apeeke
uv Tyler r I'onrco or llukiiiiun now ? Hon
' Arnr.ld ia only spoken uv on Forth uv
Juiva Hiid Judla likanot on hundayi. It will
h. U . wiili na In lima, lor wicli. llianlc
Lord.
Hut It wui determined to go, nnd I wuz
aent t i Ilawley to itmi out wnero the grave
uv the honored lamer uv our Honored rreai
dent, wuz reoly h catid nnd to nmko awh
oilier Rrt'eiificmon'a rz the e x:i:enctca uv ll
cae deiraniled, which I did. I hed d.DH'ully
in locating the gravo, nnd ain't Jeal ahoor
that I found the rlto one. Tho people
Havley W'liz aiixlotia tn hev It come off.
trade wuz dull the retail lino, nnd for fear
that I should report that the grave co. dent
'ie found and thua nip their biiddiu hopea.
iheygive me the cholco ' f aomo twelve
illti on. Meleiitin tho most eligible, I made
id other arraiuimcnia and returned.
The cxcuraion contrasted very lavornblv
with tho ono wo took last lull. The people
receeved ua at evory atatlon wllh lb most
agecllng domoniiratloda nv love, "John
son! Johnson! Johnson!" tboy yelled
each sloppin plica, wlch sounded sweeter
In hi ears and mine than 'he d.unuable llcr
alion uv'Miraid! tirant I ir.uu : ' which
Kiooced na nt evory pint North. The I'real
dent wuz aorry he hoiln'l taken Hratit with
him to show him thai ef he wuz the most
popular In aome localities, wo hed the
hearta uv the puoplo in others. Hut there
wuz drawbax to our enjoi n. unt. o aoonur
wood tha President commence " Fellow Cit
tyna''' than ItHhdall wood pull 1 n- r
and off the traue woou siarf. lie wuz deter
mined that tho I'lesuletil (hoodn't apeak,
iuu p. ii mo to a great dual uv trouble,
alter we arrived I hod to write out uud tela
Kruph to the papers tho apdeche tb res
ident wood hev ma do.
Atllawloy lleneml Battles weloomed the
Presidential pnrty and the President ro
spoKded. Ho roiniirked vhat. In Ituwly
flint opened hia tender eyes, a pnmiilos
boy. Here ia the scones uv hia childhood;
here la everything tu bind man to lna fellow,
and to aaAooiat him with that with wich
ia associated; bore la whore the tenderne
uv heart hev taken holt upon everything
wlch it Icz attached iiaull. Hut I e wuz
waiidorin Irom hia suhjick. His mind went
back to the day he leu this city, a penmitss
hoy. Where is them wiuh he loll behind
Inui! II begged to iniulr, where is
friends uv bis childhood ' Where la the Uay
wootU " Kil ed at Antlotam !" shouted a relumed
Oonlednt. " I wuz by iVlllyum' side when
h wnz shot.''
wher is the lluntera?"
B licln sdlslilery nl Wniliall Court'otta,"
scd Hits same lellor, who lliol the President
roely wnuud to knos. He wuz choked
riowu, and tlm I'rem.lont poroeodod :
' Whcr Is the lli y-tois, mid tho Minlthses,
t ie Hrnvncs. ui.d the Joneaiis ? Wher is
long Hat uv limn who llveo at thai day i w
llvuo lir l wus a uenouesa ooy,
vtnTti mo, t onmiaud rspck forcnnsian
oy uv ilevoulicn. I feel pround uv Una ilem
ooHtr iBhen 1 leel proud uv any demnnstra
alii ii. I nllooalon bcz bin lundo lo uy boy
ho d days, wlum I wuz tt pantillesa tn.
may nay hero, ez pertinent lo that aubieek.
that I l ev adhured to Hie liiinlanionlle prin
ciples uv Hie rov'metit, nu t the flag and Hon
a t m n 1 1 ti . Hut to returu to my aubjeck.
When I went out from ninong yi a a penul
lets I o, I adoulcd the C'onstouslion oz
guide; and by tlieiti I her alius bin guided
To the young I would say that will be l.afe
in taking in i a iimdt-1. Loavin bora
pern Hess hoy, li la I ol for roe lo say whelh
ur oi not I hev uuceeded. I am no lonor
pei.mlesa boy, nT la them wich la mound
me. Mrs. lobb ain't a penniless hoy, nor
-a but ikiia is wnmltirtiig lioio toe iubjeuk.
For tu ot.eiiiiMgunienl uv to vuuua men
uforemo. 1 wood say that I hov enjoyed all
eaieiinoiii. I am no aspirant for u"thlu.
ami tneien r tu way is now open for em
All Uce ur honor la now before em.
b:.k you lor this roi tel wcluum. North
i:i litiy o t mo out a pouullesa bov, and
not nil rd me a:oh advnntag ez, oiiiia'iljriug
uy ineriti, i ougni ip uev neu, j bi I lore
I s better ez II wuz. lining out a iiounlleaa
bo., and riilurmn aftor holdlu every
(mm Alderman uv uiy adoptul village, up
i n-tiineui, avows in, quaiuiea III muuA lietler
advuiitnge limn el 1 bedn'l gone out a poniil
less boy. I thank you tvt uu nibulo to
uianv good tiualUtea."
And ho stal led to git dowu wbou Ifandall
Whispered aulbiti lo In left ear.
il.a.n pron.ly and drawm out hll hind-
aoreneri tue i-rcmteni asioiued a look
suhdoo.l groel nod re.ooinod i
" I hev uooioauo'iK yoo id parll'dpate
II. o dtid.oakhriiuv a uiouuineul taainan wlch
all
nrc
ie
If
or
(11 love d. tho' it ho. tor Kith Hi iki itty
be
llu wus lutur
aim iiuiuviv, wiwi'ii aaa'iuilia lor ty gQ
iii tu ani(iin you ii ;ii.inis you, but uv U.n,
I i.ui pi'fUJ, (,ir hvd U not I, in fur lilui
wouiititi't liav returned IL shiuia autul
lo ynor youug uiuu wioli I am."
iuoornr-luu wua laid and the tnonu
uieuf tt s It la ur rd Iiwmwu, to
loot blth. It' er. ""d a Ion foot ur aton re. !
l'e k e Ibere w ip North ( apoIIov. rzuie
monument wnn!tid there win ttie appro
priate apeeeha. and (hen mv little arra' '
ment cum In A r!xer nnnn I hd took
with na from IVanliinston rnabod for'a'd and
ed: ' Illena de 1,-rd. I ' bin wal'ln tor
dla day to e de I'rmldent- rmr Prenldett!
at whim a q'iad o' n'Ktora I'd up ai'd drill
ed, hoi ered Mt 'r ! '
Th.a Utile aff'otin aeen orer, titn O't'd
rnnna. wlftti I'd aln bro't with na In a prlll
car, eiim lor'r1 with a expremlr n ntf pt-
found Kreef. at wt'li tna rreatnent wept, urn
!,rir elurti hnknve nv the rholoeat flow
where rB t) '0u()i( ,Miy () waahlnnton upon the
tomb.
It win reely a lortiln ta'do. The ancient
.!. woman 1...IH nB tl Vfttf iJlet' htHtll.
1artrnona a alinnin the bok .va :
the I'raalrieni wits hia be I b ied. Apparent
donl a dreamln nv the daye n hia boyhood ;
with m aiirnai-n uy Ihankfulneaa that
nijllltr t recumrd Ihelr Mo e;
i wuli a aaintlr rmlle on hi face ;
W.llaa Iryln to look ex hear Ilka Seward ei
I"""'.'1
.'but fulline mlnnrnhlv to look like
iir t li inar but the etfjreM old aa he la. and
lUnilnll wilh bl handkarohcr loh aeyrer
af namntned hrtlie movin acoen. litll KPfn.
In one eve cn"lied over 'the hwlk irther lo
ace how II took ani n u th niKk'ra, It u a
ccn eaelnr to be Im i.'ined thnn deaorlbed.
Ther wuz aeveral innldenta wlch okknrrad
wich did not appear In the tolcnrnph. When
Ilia Kxiallenor win apnekin ti hi neell and
remirkl that hlaraoo win noerly run, an un
rnKennraled niger yel 'd out "Tank ne
l.i. rd I" and when the u iadrooda will a alrew-
In flower on the (t'-HTe uv Hie Kcollonry'a
tathr. I olmerved rutbor more tittei lnn
amons th nlssera than I annroved nv on a
aolluman occasion. I aakt Iltnda'l wot;ha
thot uv Hie apeknlaahln. and bis anwer " It
duln't pay !" alruck mo ez hovm a vano uv
Iro i.b running thro it.
(In our return tho President wnz allowed
In apeak more, f.r Kendall gut tired uv watch
in him. Wo ret'n nod in good hp.ilth and sum
uv us in good spirits. Howard feels we.l f T
:.a haz an alndini laith that lha mere showin
uv hise:f alli.z he, an ft.jck for good upon
liie people, and sz a mailer uv coorsa Heck-
Welles thinks so to.
PETROLEUM V. NASBY, F. M.
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(Wich is Postmaster), and likewise
Professor in tho Ham nnd Japhcth
Free Academy for the develop
ment uv tho intcllck uv all raeci,
irrespective of color.
New Advertisements.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS !
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DEY GOODS
AT
CARjVAIIAiV'SJ
Constantly receiving NEW
Iloucht Mtrictlr Tor Cash
SIXCE THE LATE DECLINE.
Bound to sell as CHEAP
as the CHEAPEST!
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BROWN it BLEACHED MUSLINS
DENIMS, BLUE & B'iOiVN,
Htckory, Check, and Ticking, extra heavy
(ir;ii ii B.ift 1
CASSIMERES,
TWEEDS,
JEANS,
CIIALLIES, LENOS,
ALL WOOL DELAINES,
COMMON DELAINES,
MOHAIRS and LUSTERS.
Splendid Dress Goods
FOR SUITS.
BAL!MOI AX.S !
Thibet Shawls, with
llCSIIltltlll fcilK.
-fringes.
Kid cluroa. Lad ca' Sacklnca and Ruale
TrimmiiiEs. laiu stuck "I black and Fanuy
Silks. Ciinii'lelo slock ut
-NTOTIO-MS!
A Superior Hoop Skirt
best made at a reason
able price.
the
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FflMGH CORSETS.
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Frencli & English Jaconets,
BUrF AND riOUHID.
Beautiful Gingham Lawn, in 1'lnk
and White and lilue and
White Check.
CALL & SEE GOODS & l'BICES.
June '.'I, I-G7, ly.
Admiiiitrn tor'H Sale ol
l.cnl I.tatc.
IN pttntuxn'-e of a :i ordur framed b" l!iu
I'rohats Court of Hannnok county, Ohio,
I will nj,r tf; sala at pithllo u'totion, on Ilia
11th U.iy ot July, lsd7.al lilo'olock a.m., upon
the premises, the fnlioirinn ilescrlbei rul
eatal silual lo Hanoorc county, Unio, to
wit :
Th west half of the northeait quarter ol
the iiorihast quarter of section tliirtoon,
in township tw,,, south of raui;e nine cast.
iMx.uimug taetty acres ol laud, Iron of
dower. Appraised at $SUH. .
Tuauaos biui One third In hand, on
third in ou year, and ono third In Iwoyoars
fioei the dity of ale, will) Intorest. Th
payiuenta to he loouiod by inort,K pou
th preuilses soil.
Wll.MAU H. 0AI.LA.ST.
Administrator gtSVilliam Oullani, Ueu'd.
June 21. lst;7, .
IMti'li Aollcr.
NOTICE la hereby ylvsn lo Cook and
Pierann (who arn i,wi residonts ol Ilau-ooi-k
county, Ohio), that thai will h a p.
iltlou preaeuled to the Trusleos of Porlsg
townsinp, llanuuok nounty, llhiu. ou th
3 Jill day of. Jain, HUT, mklliR said Trust,..
I looale and esublifh a ditch or water
onurse, ootuiueiioniK about llu rods soma 01
th southeast vomer ol si u.ion ten (lu) ol
said township and continue north along ins
ioui uiuu aiq wutorooara laaea the road
tliouo to l.illow the uia.inilorliua or said
w.Ud vourso tluouKh the lauds of the tollow
tiiK porsnue to-wit: V, Urown. Lsvi aud
Ueuiou Thomas, took aud I'lersou, Thlllp
boter aud If mil Hough, until It Intersects
Ton Mil Creek and Ihor Uruiiout. bald
pttltion will bo lor kuarm ai Lha rosidauua
of t-'niUMia llrowu ou tho .Dili ol Jnue.
f. Skowm ,
Jun ITtb, im. fUUwurl.
Wo..w.
Great Downfall in Prices of Dry Goods,
BARGAINS FOE THE MILLION.
Wc Can Sell Cheap! Mmi Sell CUcap! Will Sell Cheap!
FOR OASK AND CAQII OJMXT !
Merrimack, Caclieco, Spraguo and all other prints 15 cts
Good Prints for 10 cts
Better Prints for 12.J cts
Yard wido Bleached Muslin Sheeting 12 cts
J3e3t IJrowii Muslin PS cts
cts
cts
First-rato yard wide Mti3lin 16
IViee, bright, new Delaines only 20
ono oi your old btyies, ehclt worn.but late styles; call and sec)
And cheaper still common Cups and Saucers 25 cts
Full stock of crockery, any sizo set you wan, CHEAP.
Ladies, We Have a very Desirable Stock of DRESS GOODS; all the Latest Styles I
Plain Silk Granedines, i Cliambrus. Lawns, Cliallics, Alpacas, etc.
Striipo(l Silk Grancdinos,. very pretty; Scotch Ginghams, all colors, 40 cts.
I'ophns, j Black liasqiic Silk,
Pcrcal, buff and pink, ! Black Dress Silk,pain&COrded
FULL LINE DRESS GOODS FOR SUITS !
KV3CII SO PRETTY J2I EVER SO CTIKAl ! I
STRIPPED AND BARRED NAINSOOKS I
PLAIN AND DOTTED SWISS!'
imm LAWK, FINE IRISH LINEN! BEADED PARASOLS, ALL GOLGRS,
NAPKINS, White aud Colored, IMIOCADE AiVD S.0W DROP TABLE SAHASK
Cheap SFtawts, Cheap Batmopatj, H5Qp Sfeipt?, tQ?k Ctothiag Cheap.
Cottonadc, Linens, Jeans and a full line of 3Ien's and Boy's Goods for Pants, Cot
ton Yarn, warranted good. Best Batting, etc., ect.
We are just receiving our .Summer Stock bought after the great decline in New York had TOUCHED BOTTOM and we now
nroDOse to cive the People the benefit of it.
We have marked our goods to sen iuk unsau. believing it to be tor the very best intere.-t of buyer3 aud seller. Call and see
i. We will take pleasure in showing you Goods at prices that will make you think the " giod old times are coming back again."
I Us ti U W al-' . irf
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TO THE
11 SS COJIKBt has been receiving-another large stock of Ladies' Hats, Straw and Bugle Trimming, to which she would
be pleased to have her friend call and look through, satisfied that she cm suit all.
I : - l- TT! 1 1 fXTU TTfl IT cl-i II nnntinnna tn aunarinfnnil tUt f !!,.., .,1. 1 Cl.:n ...1 TTT1.: .e rr.i. 1 T l 1 I-
.iibs j 1. i rim wuuuuis vv oupi.uiiuu uivsi,jiuj, uuaiujj uuu y uj Kiug over oi iiais uiiu i ouueis, uuu ia
now prepared to accomodate all who call.
sTCall and see uat tbe store oi j. o. iijuiuau.
'MISS LYDIA COMESn-
A. QHtLB LQST
IK FINDLAT ON SATURDAY
And a Decline in
AT THE
EMPIRE STORE
Good Prints
Jwst Received , at iZh Gts.
' MUSLINS
Frorn a to ZQ Cetitsl
Delaines 20 Ots.
A Larsc and Attractive
Stock of all kinds of
At tho Lowest Trices for
MISH HALL'S
Millinery Department
Remember the Place
Gage's Old Corner.
Tho Great New England
REMEDY.
DR. .
J.W. POLAND'S S&
Ef' ' WHITE PIXK sia-
JL (O)iroiAD.
Is now offered to th afflicted throuiihout the
countrv after having been provod ly tho
test of eleven year In the New England
titates, where Its merits have become aa well
known aa the tree from which, In part, It do
mes ua virtues.
TUG WHITE PISE COMPOUND
Cures nrThroat,Cold. Coughs, Diptherli,
Bronchitis, HpittmK of Blood, and Pul
monary Airicfions Kenerally. It Is a
remarkable remedy tor Kidney
Complaints. Diahetes.diilicul
ty ol Voiding t'rino,
Bleeding Irom the
Kidiicysand tUd
der.itravel and
other com.
plslnts.
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
"It was surly in the spring rf 135 that
this sompnund was nrKinated. A member
ot my family wai alTlicted with tin Irritation
of the throat attended with a disaiireeitble
oouuh. I bad lor S"mo mouth prev.ous
thought that a preparation having lor its
oasis ins insiue nara or in wuit pine,
might b ao oompnumled a lo be very us
ful lo diseases ol the tiiroat and lungs. To
attost th vulua ol it In the cast alluded to,
i oompounueu a amau iuantuy oi lu meul
oine I had been planniug, and gave It In tea
spoonlul doses. The result whs exceedingly
gratifying. Within two day the irritaticn
ot the throat was remored, thn cough sub
slued and a speedy cure was elfiictod. Moon
alter this I sent some to a lady In Londonder
ry, N. II., wno bad been autleriug lor week
with a bad cough oucaaioned l,y sudden 30ld
and hud rata "d mucous streaked with blood
Hlie soon tound relief and sect lor more. Hh
toog about ten ounce of it. and got wall.
J. B. Clark, Ksij., editor of the Manchester
Dally Mirror, made a trial of th same ur
paration In the case o a severe cold, and
was cured immediately. He was so highly
pleased wllh tbe results, and so confident in
success attending It sales, if placed belore
the puulio, that he Dually perauadod me to
give it a n 11 ruu, ana send ll aiiroad to benellt
the fluttering. In November, lb.io, I firm ud
verliaed il under tb nam ol Hi VYuita
fine Compound. In two year from that
time there had been wholesaled in Mtinchaa-
ter alone, mi humtrtd dull art worth, where It
u is tlio loaa ol uti ice cotiriu reuiediea In
t e market, ntd still maintains that puael.
tlon. There are good reason lor all lb.hu ti
is very soothing und healing In it oaturo, I
warming to the stoiuanh, and pleasant with
al ta the taste, ami is exceedingly cneap.
" As a remedy for kidney complaint, the
White 1'ine Compound stands unrivalled. It
was not originated fur thai purpose, but a
person In using It for a uougu. was not only
cured uf the cough, but was also cured ot a
kidnuy diUlculty ol teu year alandlng.
Hi nee that accidental discovery maiiv Ihou-
uauda have used it for lite sxme oomplainl
aud bave been oonipletely cured."
The above j; wrltteu ov lr. Poland In
IKiit). bine tuun. as in ilaiiohtster. the
Whit Puis Compound has laken tbe lead ol
all cough remedies, a well as preparations
ior th cure ol Kidney difficulties, tu 'every
city, town, village and hamlet, throughout
tbe Now tnglaud Bute,
ibis remedy is as sale and pleasant to take
aa ll la effectual.
Tb editor of tb Mauoheater Daily and
K eekly Mirror, In th leader of to Daily,
thus writes ol th Compound I
the While Piu Compouud la advertised
at much length In our columns, and wa are
happy to learu that th demand lor Ills In-
II ia th very beat mauiulne for uoughs and'8-,"""
colda w know of: and no family that nasi
ono used ll will ever o wuuoutit. We
speak Irom our owe knowledge. It is sure
lo Kill a coia, ana pis.aui a H is aura.
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
GEO. W. SWEET, Fropriator.
rairaasu si nia
Nfr Eaflaad Uolaalcul Depot,
101) Uauover Htrt, Duston,
Under th Supervision oJ Uer. J. W. Poland.
avUeutoa, Myers at Condeld, and ell roof
& Armalroug. Wholeaal Aaeuta, tlevland.
for sal lo rtndiay or v. v. citinger Co.,
ti. Uray, 8.J. at. Buber a. Cov and B.
0. Fry 4U) dairt Lul dj-ugalaud medlol-
lues generally. aaarl.lir
Real Estate
AND
LAW OFFICE
Of
!BURKET k HAMLIN.
Findlay, Ohio.
n! ,ot 00 ,0DM ,tr,ot
,lsu"
P!!nS0NS wishing to buy or sell Peal Es
tate, will And it to their advantage to cai
attb ortli-e ot BL'P.ivtT Jt 11 .II.I, ovor
J. S. Patleraons blore, corner Mam and 8an
dustry streots.
Among the many farms and desirable
town property nr the following :
40 -A farm of 100 aore mil northwest nl
McCnmb. 73 acres cleared, balance good
limber; flno orchard, cider press, good
frumo dwelling and large hair barn In
couraa of coiiHtrucilon, fences in gum! re-
pnir, everyinniir in ilislci.-s ordnr. I'ru e,
110 per acre ;l. 000 In hand, ramaindai
in one and two years. Will exchang lor
good f.trui In alissouri.
39Farmof lHaor-a In Flndlay township,
73 acres cleared, balance good tlinhur, has
a stream of running water through it. to
go.'d dwelllnga.and One barn, two good
orchard. Pricu, t )i UU per acre.
29 120 acre of land In Fulton county, IMi
nois, a miles Irom Illinois Hiver and sioam
boat landing,! miles Irom Chicago A Kill
ton Co. R. It., 7 miles from I.ewistown. the
county-seal; 40 acres timber, balance
prairie. Price, 110 pur acio.
33 No. 7 and 8 Coil's nul l,.!, two
Thore la a small frame dwelling, stable an?
other out buildings, good wator, 4c. Price,
siuou iu casu.
34-193 acre of land in Eaiil township,
Hancock c lunty, Ohio, UU itcre dear I
and ut.dor good mat nf cultivation. There
la a good two-story frame dwelling with
cellar, and wood-house adjoining ; it lai-gx
frame barn and olheroiit bulldings. Plumy
of good spring nnd well water; large up-
file, poar uherry and peaoh orohard ; two
urge sugar camps, 4-0. Cue mile west ol
Bsllelonlatne road and half mlla Irom
Hishop'a mill, bohool iviiiun 2j rocs
Price, tiu per acre. Terms ea.y. 'ii acres'
ui oe so:u separately hi fin pur aero.
36 I) story frame dwolllng, containing six
rooms anu summer kitciien with a never
laiiing well ol good water Inside ; with two
hue Iota well arranged with ornamental
upplo, peach, cherry and plum trees,
grapes and currants, good burn with gruu-
eries, sueus and sLaoiing lor lour uoraus,
everything in flrst class order. Puce,
1 1200, on reasonable terms.
120 acres of land, one mile sintli ot Court
House, gooa orcnaru, zuu sugar trees, ue
trabi country seut.
380 aores timber land In set-lion 21, iu Ool
aware township, Price, I12U0, uusli.
23-2 desirable building lot ou Sandusky
nireei. rrice, jjo.
21 A frame house on W. Sandusky stteet,
101 is wen isuueu. rrice. ijw.
0 Two building lots (21 7 and 218) In Tanco's
aauitiou, rrics, 5ju.
!
7 H s'ory frame dwelling, on Crawford
strsot, i rooms, good well and cuteru,
vrj thing In good order. Price, f ltioo.
Price.
A Two story brick dwelling on Bandusky
street near Main, metal root, wood house,
well ana cistern, an iu una oruor. rrice,
I2S00.
52 A fln rejlriene on Bandusky (treat.
Price, aJOWJ.
33 H story frame dwllln on IT. Sandusky
street. oouUiulug 7 or rooms; good baru.
milk bouse, well of water, and plenty of
fruit ana ornamental ireeonioi. rrlue,
B9" Will attend to all Legal usi-
tun tntrvtttd to thtir car.
IMPORTANT TO
HAY MAKERS.
wah n":e: n o
REVflLVUVS SULKY RAO
Combines all the advantage of both the
SULKY &. OLD REVOLV.
ING RAKES.
By mean of the lever with Its cams and
stops, the driver haa moro perfect control
"vor the It ikn that can possibly he bad over
'he old fashiontd Hovolvor. I does not dust
ino nay as wi-e lactn usually do ; Is easily
iiamllrd by a boy, and the Inclination of tho
tooth isem.ly regulated so as to pas over
any otm ruction, or dip Into a swalo. It is
eoany iranspoi ieu, uud
ITKANSI-OIITINO 1'OSITIOM.J
the n .15: 233
ran os oaiaooeu irom llio MHHy in a mo
ment, siiouiii tne opcnitor n lali a light ve
hicle lor riiuning upon crrana..
iii'ii'iKJ, oenn won mint and with a
good Hpriog Koal. hy placing a box upon ll.
will be exceedingly usoiol lor light work all
ihu year around.
lHAMYMIt, D aM CO.,
MANSFIELD, O.
Mitnuraoturers of Machinery. Tools, r'arm
aipieiueiiis a 11 11 t M ) sugar Evaporator.
Having llttod our works with ooiuiilete ma-
ohiiiery, we lire prepared to do all kinds of
Jobbing, la Iron or Wood, In a satistaatory
manner. JuU.lm
a. V
Of m Kllvvr MmI1
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BARRETTS HAIR RESTORATIVE
li N. II. Hltt AnTmllurl torlrtv.al
li tur, tsolUaiu ia MiitOiuo, &iL JH, lA
ffff Bf Ui N. II. Hltta AnTmllurl torlrtv,
iU k tur, tsolUaiu ia ISiitOiua, iL JH, Uf
B AR RETT'S
Vegetable Hair Kestoratlre
Lfnttirtl Color 1 Br. .
Ilaur I OhaVIKn! til
A"
Bratom Grtr FTialr to It lfnttirtl Color)
kctu UHiMlruiT nol lluinon i prvranta
nioiem lha urowth of th
root (0 their origin)! ormnia acUun i rtuli-
lialr fill tutj "t t ) ip4nor DrvMing,
ucmiiiiiii nu mjimoua iPtmairuu,
wit me rumi ituiHiiavr iim ris'
ftlll rlirlo tlmmflUJHt tilt
K L.ii, Wtat, Notia, aud
feuta. A
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BARRETT 4 CO., Proprietor.
MAMCHKSTC1I, ST. O.
CD. F.rtlnra. Co., alolo Ayaata ftr
. lllUIHJl OUUH
Moore St tttausell. Purest, Ohio.
Agouta Wanted
- FOB BB
Howe Machine Co-'s Sawinff
Machines. .
IS HANCOCK COUNTY. Apply to
L.at. riOMfUVlLLE, Geu'lAg't,
nutSLlm 227 Superior Clvland, 0.