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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-05-07
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REAPER AND HOVER,
EEPIsyED FeR 1851.

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-05-07

I HAVE EEsai- 4 asrrr ssF Asr--. q s,u- %
Il prHfszcr a. f-rH-a ~ ssas<1~
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Ntalt ssrts1-es N -sr a FsaHE 1&S
farm ~ssE tEEts ~ WASH - 80
Azfa - Es3 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-05-07

IN 70 Ca=xTT CSusT
kErzies I'D - tss Cs-1Es odsrs q 1i-r All
cszrf % a. s-ss stssez5 a APzal 80
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II e ras D=is1&sur - sts EE-al s-1p E-ap.sssf
"a .. Asrn - ~ $50 CsHzry. EoE ie a. a--s-
rar-rn 81 B~aFs2Ez Hti - EEF F5sP<rrF n H.
asnr- ot - sss e-8l - EhIs ca ftn $50 2
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-05-07

TRUST SALE,
TDY vlras q Deed III frost sfssatag 10 ~
- ungeruigsri 81 Seal Young ahd 81 fs-
cofi IN tAs Caauif Corr 81 Jfdrru.a eoaH5 far
reftsin parnofes ttetrig mcnIlofef, w. Ger 90
ts's e iares so Tsfathg e;nrk a
Bsets, Shoes anS Materials,
500 On bast 20 fbs CaaHrsi8sa no8t a shas
Store caatisliEa 81 every variety of socb auiriss
asasiiF faaad IN well agp1jntrf esistlishmenis a
ihs snfi oGffrs fapffiog iafuceusais % EaT zoe
gishina ~ smhars u Ghfs h8siaess.
JOHN D. LOCK f~
uENHT HUNTER
ApH - tss5
Nn AZ rertoas knoeiag fbfEssirfs iaistfsi
t1 Bsnl N9g1a 80 FFqsesftf % fouis faFuaFf
Erbrul detaF So maFs sefft-fasrt affh as
Trusress. Tte h.csa st8 aseeann uiii b. ftoaf 81
a. sts- s.err o. Chafiraoaa
Ar 81 fssf TRUSTEES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-05-07

FEsHE uOuaR AND TOT - ctefiesisan ~
n rranv eresfies ~ y " Mazsifs
Agra 81 feS1e-H IA "a RAks0N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-05-07
TON TELEGRAPH

THIS n-l-asr1-E Ps.-asna Hare ~ 61and ~
- g h1fct- sst manassas = r&-KH
yste, 90 hcB1trs TGr@cIrs s1s S
WsdsesesFas a. Gs-urs 1saltssSa. A~N
s,Etls IL BssrTFF- an a. WHa.,Y " = !. -
Cfar'rs.SEa - Tns.~cSy4. FfatSyf sass sassr-
ears
TERMS -F2s--s, os.sa-. a. A.
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EaFirg bsE iusu-es firs-Tas a. 49, u..a-E
PEDIGREE
Ihis Soc "a ga sas aas u Fs--r71-st n. a.
STATE AEra-si,u-s- Pas 81 f-ss -ss az 80 -.
e-a'Ar FsiFs "A La'Sossa. 9 Esrsatz 6s-E szE
-. .-s1k z-1a.s. -. aIs-aSJf sas s-ssls sass
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hish, snc vi S-s'1ar-ssS-- S1ass- O. 4ar.--s
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he rss si--s ~ Tees = Ar-s5A wa.5 ~. rs
- - 90 Mariana Tsu Z q NJ Ian q Ea-a--
80, an Tss Srs ksrHt t-ssra L1,sEss-f a.f
FaDSsiss n -ss siss % a 3-sG sR6s-- asrs<s q
nc rrere1f car
III caz g rgETr j gszz'S- sdHst ~ L-sss--zr
grand eatn - Es-3r I1 ga LssRhs .s-c--g -,us--
tstfSan cuteiaEsEF - -. rrz--ss 49, aass-xa -
tes sucttur &C - ssre s,s s-r1zT q .zr- ssls
eir=snos q rArrlsFr afr1aEs SrI EIax - aaE
Tr-si ~ntrraar.
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ies A. siD-E baa 80 - rl,. A. 49, ssF .s.-a.a
% ~ ns-e. t1r1fsg 1tr-nzs-tRa9r Es- ~ - 4.
FcTF btrk Nrio-s EuEN LIKE
Marc - ISr IA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-05-07

H. FiaAesA 49, relaaesf - 49, a. A.. -,
= htsns. - safltiaE fssrrfir aerspiss a. ~.
AftsnFsi Leefer@ nrasls
APuM tssf -zt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-05-07

DoSNETs EDNNET Eass1Ns ssf *
ID TIFtctsL FEDWEES . as-z- 49, ssEzsB-
fsl sara tas arrrases ~
Ap-E * - BEaL L ssBaEE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-05-07
VALUABLE
LAND FOE SALE

SSS 8O@ SA&88.
Hg esasniyses oa<rs ., prirss s.ls ikssvs3-
\ liable Farm " Berxsiey coanff Va nsl~.
Nor's Eas, Of Msnissbsrx, 81 Norsk Wess Il
saepasrdsioxa. znd about miles ffUn fk- D q
y. koae- Tbs l. one u he assl prsescaiss
and ss,s ioossed Fxrns d fhr eouniy. hcsaaaiss
ahoat
44o Acres
o. With 80 arr IN timber, ans Gao be dsvsa-1 Ga
70 farms 10 ssit psrchssers q u hsns.o.s-as Lsis
90 n osnsii heks. vita fne strssn 81 xanrr
passing thrL1gA portion 81 the lssd sDf sea
Of good wsirt % The reDsisder. The ioprosr-
meals are n good
BRICK DWELLING.
Large Bssk Barn. BiaeksDith. sAsp. Csru
Hca~s vi'A wagus tsh~cs, large GrAnsrs pasrs
Carriage Hosse. and cIeer Wsfss. hse o.
ehsfds OF choice fruit. Al The bstl6inrs anS frs
ces are 10 good cos4itios- Aiso, sRsihsr
TRACT or LAND
near he mouth Of The ossqses crsrs. sousS-s 90
,s s, Nosh ~ lhs Pe,e@se kircr. sojaissay M
Wiling iands, eootAinins
$50 Acres OF Prime Land.
The improvements e0usisi 81 Large ssu BRICK
HOUSE Barn. stone Spring Hoass Core Hc=.-.,
and oshet neee>saJ oVi ssi'dibEx, al "a ress ~
pair. There y about 50 Acres ii sooa Tiu.h-r
aud a never isiling spfing e water xihin isw
sisps q The dsss. Also. q 6Ee
YOUNG ORCHARD.
Thee 1sc ss-e.4l ssrss=t ~ y "a e. ..S-t RI
cap leBeiRg 90 sad Farms
The property viii b- -ois Up0n r,zsenshse ierDs
Persoas wishing 10 parehass wall de wra ~ az
dressing or calling raTlT. Inc sabecriher " o.
iermiaed to remove 10 The West ape wili seii LAe
hfst oPP0n unity.
klsrsss
PRISCILLA TURNER
HHinesTilis. Berkeley County, Va
April ., ls57.-n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-05-07

CHAFTo suf C,Eas-n sstlt-s. q ssvs c.
- iert MatFtE Ef.t WEEs "a - El - as
ehrsp q X Esrsa fasss -
Nosrahrs e.. tES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-05-07
~~zss<F9 AE~B<y
Esg BssrmiEk's Ksxzlzg sd Xsssax
1EA==-uE


1EA==@mE.
NEhEfha So 90 49, s.urr--f A. $780,
II fss.s a. s.s.,.s.'s &C.. -. -, -
90 .a'F se sstrasanF 49, issl,aesrse.E ss.sasaas-
ttil - aH1f frafz srss11r s-uszss1 - 1,rsars
go "a wresatg q Texsras aae q
- a-f-af 49, tA1.ssau
- saaask easss,s t-.-s--s - - $500
as ~ Is-Fusazt 80 est.s.r s.sts - - -
- r.se - - s.rr-.t GrellaE 1frs
$50 g. nsFsesalaa - 81 n afs.srs 3 = - 49, ~
sstasa - NrA
A-s71as Hs-slas sssaE -
eeass Erse - So Eess ~ aazsasaz espv
es@ - - 3d.. s.-ezz,zsss-- :. .-a.si
eees.f a.aaas q .le--sss scsEsa - s1izrr.--
- =, ssls.s - $780, 2 - l-s-sr.
Ht - - eea Fa- So 3 $500 So go
u aasf srr .ir- u ses,f sr.e ~
nm E
49, 4nssE
sm - 7-sz sssss 49,.
fwFte&Fks 81 - FEsr - El-slels sEf
rlssz 49, si1e ga - 49, s--aa-s 49,.
80 feHf = a rfr-s go - 49, e.
cesFFerss1 80 - lrst'arsf e. 49, ~ sars
se1sa ssF - ar
80 ts&~9 a.
AmRistFstsgs Nea
~ sadr-azaef fasser a.ra tsrs.aasf e. -
SEA- Yea II - rsss Ger ssnssas.
irsss q - ssgsi - 1890 t-sEes tsE,f
fese sseeeaf - ~ - go saas t.sar
rsas err@ - esse ssssse Eea ssnrsrlg
$780,
eL EWTFN h~s
49,. - asN aaE. 49,
EEZ MmE.
ffsHE Hes essal a-.ss = $50
~ 80 ss.ta $685.. stf - ~ ~ la.a. - -
- aess ~ - E-aae ~ rstssr r.zsz.u
80 81 g. - -
sE4
aaers Fsrf Nsa = 49,
Isasila5ssss.E Hsfs szses5S 49,.
sss - sse
q seszs ez1ss /. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-05-07
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
wAOis Tickets sIS; HAVE. IS; osIt.r. ss,so.
Plan Of Swan & Co.'s Lotteries.

~ Prrzet Ar10aAfing 20 Sa0t 900
wAOi- Tickets SO; HAVE. IS; os1tsr. ss.so.
Plan Of Swan & Co.'s Lotteries.
The nsnb-r. from 10 % coo. eurts.robdipe
wiia tho.e nSnbsfs % the Tickets printed ou sep
eTaie slips 81 pager, are sneircied Uiih snau tin
tnhes aid placed N one wheel
ras ARA ais PS'z-s. sihBarsy printed and eaeif-
cied. are placed N An0sssr rbesl.
The v5sels are then revoiVrd and number IL
drawn tom he Saeei II Namb'rs. aud a. The same
-tse a Peas y eTaSa IrSJa TIE OsheT ~ heeI. The
Sgzbrs kn1 Pftzc dg4~a ali are nr,i And rx-
hibtet the aa6iencc and Trgis tessd hy the Com.
rn'ssioaors; The Prize being placed against The
Nanbss draua- fais opetsiioa - repeated uniii
aiitbe Prizes are dfeUnoat.
AFSaSxINaTIsS PaIzES--Tke too preceding and
The fwo sasoteting SaRbers % tha~~ dTawihg The
arSs ~ P'tzes Uil De ssGtec 10 the - ApprOIima-
tioa PfiErs, seeofsiRg 70 the scheme.
The , eco prirrs ~ SO viii % determined bx
lhe ias' 6gare Of The NHnter that draws TIE $50
900 Prize Fot eIAnp.s. % the nnmber drawing
ne so 600 Prize ends vita No Z. thea all the
tickets uAsTs The nuDbsr srts IN wiil b entitled
- SO. u the Nontsr ends with No ? then all
the Tickets where The Namher enGs In ? viii b.
eHii,l~d 70 SO and % 10 o.
CerthcAtss 81 Paekages viii be sold at the fola1-
ing rates which T. the rick:
CeNiseaie OF Paczzg- u 10 whole Tickets $50
10 Hail 40
10 Qaauer 90
10 EfsagA 10
10 ordering Tickets OF C~riheairS, enclose ih-
FL
rresiPi q Naieh 'hsy Wiil he i1TssTd,s b h;si
tnau
Pufgh1scfs ess hsye tiokc;Ecatiaz IL aay 1yarr
fa-v rseiTazs-.
Ts- LisI 81 DrzEn NsrnbsFs and Priyss vii t-s
srn' ~ Purchasers isatn-tiafely alter The fau ing
tC-PHrtsa,efs ,iif pirs-- Erit~thcif slgnsiairs
pats spd give heir Pcs Oshss CC9siy arr Slaie.
y kemrmhrr thsi every Prize - drawn aud
p&Fssle IA fsa Ghhoai hedaciiaB
tcrAi prizes Il - 600 and aadsr, raid iume-
d'stry stieT az drawihs oiksT prizes 1.-THE usual
time Of thiTty days
All eoOmaBicati0aS strictly coa6JentiAL
Address orders for Tickets or Ceitiheases 10
3 SWAN s. CO, Auants, Ga
@ s. SWAN CO, Montgomery Ala
LIZA lisi Of he bunb-rs Ihat are drawn from
the wheel. with ihe anouAt OF ID. nfize that ,aeh
one - entifled IA. wii ~ p1sIishtd after every
dfsEing. IN The following papers Mr. OyloasS
Dzta. Mstikf ReziSier. CiGrLslss SxazSsrA NatE.
litls Ga=cHs, AnSzfa iafeiieea1ey. ~. York Hoctly
Day Best. as4 SsraaAaA MgTH5Hz !Selss
APsA u lEs1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-05-07
Virginia. Jeaersoa coanry, Sct :

virginia JeHerS01 Comfy Sci
- raz caExTT C1zz--
A. raz-s hid - - CssrEs o. - sss asf5
celFr. "a ~ ar-z NasGzy n ASA. EsS-
c-1s y E.saaA, RisisaE
AGAINST
zs-1zr L E-s-tr ana CAa.s.5 B-usir. T-ezsass
~ ACTb0S o. pEBT
TIA - ma san - - aea-a arr Es-
Il ssEr 81 ~ Dsf-alszss " e ~ e. rnem a.
- lsssi- - asi 81 csaa 90 cus - ~ -
1rr % sa-zR. - Isr-~ -s-s.~
- a. o lssa.zsz- Eszs,. - E.s--Es.E -aslss
aslag ~ FrzcI & Ss-A sssEz a. 49, zra. -
Gai- Fara4c-s b-rHera lar Snr1aE4su1h Afrss R1.e
- Be- kafcs SsazlsiA. Eisa gAsi sa- q ~
Fsrz 80 - SAgssncaaa &Fs-r sruun q. ~
sS~isE 90 ERu 10 ~Eif csssatE - a. 49,
EeaI - GrsL &C Eeu - Desg-5au1s - ~.
Ptass1.H
D sgy-srisg - - isst sieS za..s - k-s-ussrs.
az as szsas@aas s. sAH sz4< 49, az. t-r,ts -
fplnrf 90 a7r-a- he snkta go - 81 AIR Coo
pss1sezrsrs - tsis eu-T Ese - Uha1 = $500 ~
- sras--f aasIr 1szer-si - as ma a. = fsr-
ar srtrrt iaar ccps q "a urr-s - rststs 4
49, s~-s - Nss~saecrsazEs ueess - a. 3 -
Eufs F--r Pr--- sc~~nsp~r ruE,sza-f - -
80 ffarF. uz4 pes1rf A. i-usi cau- - ~
Cur aeas- ~ ~ sRtE cesss= - ~ ana cav u
n sszf s-rz n - sshi Cert
CeFy-Te-,r-
IA MOORE rz--k
Arr ~ III Nsfr a s.a,s o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-05-07
House and Sign PAINTING.

House and Sign Painting.
INHE subscriber Coutinoes 10 give ~. f-ssoHal
L aieniioB % every hing spp-rtAipisg - he
line o. basiSess He j. prepared 50 exreaic pFonFi-
u snd satisfactorily
House and Sign Painting
ofevefy description.
lie hatiefs himself ths, ~ siret sf'eblisp - hif
bnsine.s 10 melt he eopiihsed patronage Il ~
citizens a. Jsasrson AID nsiEhhofihr et.suffss
- b aiF2 lvtEsred u So az A4s = 81 Pass ia
ing vith taste sBd GisPaich. 90 Boss seeoanEss4-
ting terms
EEFERE ECEs
WIiiam = TuTtsr, i.rwis W EssAiHrfB,
Robi NJ Enxiish. Ieba y nrsu 81
Rich'd b. Washission WsshiuEion Lssis
yEhh II Gibegn.
CALRB MASON.
ChalsaiBwp. Jan -. 1857 -u
Shop opposite Dr. Masan's Fcsissnos
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-05-07

HXrRACTs Fos TFTL HaxnEE1cEEETf
Il Ls,1n'r Cetftrn1sf Efr-r--s "a o. 80. So
.ts'e ~ zELLsE a CshQEE-
Are &c aEE-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-05-07

TTFHE ssa@,T5be- nrs -r-epr-sf So TkfLDE
u SHOP - ~ sssrss 81 Easa STees- EgartF
a. 81 f-Hssiu So s'rsk - - 49, - ttagsts
s..assps Iats fie assi,EsaF E~sr-F fsg.-- fl-sf's
Hsr~t John a EEDNAE
AFri Z. iss=
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-05-07

To be drawn 10 he ciiy tf AIiarts, Geosria, In
Paelie. 90 ssturssT, May -, 1857.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-06-10

The Editor being still absent,
we publish the following additional no.
tees of his name, as a candidate for the
nomination for State Treasurer:
HORACE s. KNAPP, Eso.-This gen.
tleman is highly spoken of as a candidate
before the Democratic State Convention,
to be held in Columbus in August next,
as a prominent candidate for Treasurer
of State. No better nomination could
be made. He is known throughout the
State as an untiring, unwavering Demo
crat and an able editor. The labor per-
formed by the Democrat press in Ohio
during the past campaign deserves some
acknowledgment from the party, and we
think if the Democratic press of the State
were left to decide upon whom favors
and honors should be bestowed, that
Horace 8. Knapp would be the man, and
if the Convention puts him On the ticket,
the Treasury and the Union are
undoubtedly safe Vanaoert ConStitu-
tion.
Il We notice the name of Fl. S.
Knapp, Esq, of the Ashland Union, an
Dounced as a candidate for the Office of
State Treasurer. Mr.. Knapp i. q firm
and reliable democrat, and we car most
heartily pledge him our support, if he is
nominated, which. without doubt, he
will be-. He is a gentleman of fine tai
ents, aud from his thorough acquaint-
ance with finances, would no doubt fill
the Office to the satisfaction of the peo-
pie of this State.-Democratic Messen-
ger.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-06-10
AsHIANn.
bEmOoRATIo CONVENTION.

The Democracy of Ashland County, are re.
quested to meet in Convention at the Court
House in Ashland, on Monday, the 29th day of
June. at one O'Clock, P. NJ. for the purpose of
selecting four Delegates to represent Ashland
County in the State Convention, to be held on
the 9Th of August next; and also to fix the
time for holding the Convention to nominate
County Officers, and any other business that
the interests Of the party may require. The
Committee hope that all the Townships will
be fully represented, and would recommend
that meetings be held on Saturday previous
in each Township, and Delegates selected &C.
cording to ratio of last year.
By Order of the Central Committee,
j. D. JONES, Chairman.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-06-10
CAMPAIGN OPENED.
BIG GUNS GONE OEF..REPUBLI.
CAN SPEECH SATURDAY NIGHT
seDARKiE SERMON SUNDAYS
NIGGERISM RAMPANT.

On Saturday afternoon last word was
heralded through town that there would
be a Republican speech upon the steps
of the Sampsel House in the evening.
The hour came, the Republicans Assem-.
bled and the speech was spoken. And
what was it? An Englishman, with the
tory accent upon his tongue, and tory
~denunciations against our government
and institutions which should have Bills.
tered his lips as they issued from his
mouth, advocated the cause of Black
Republication. He spoke about three
hours; probably would have spoken all
night, but the republicans went to firing
a salute over some of his out-bursts of
eloquence and he aciAed.
On Sunday a real, genuine Black Re-
publican, thick lips, fat nose, black as
a stack of ebon cats in a dark cellar
with an unlit candle in a dark lantern,
and feet whose hollow made a hole in
ground, made another Republican speech,
and then-took up a collection to build
an African Church in Canada. Verify,
the opposition are fortunate in their Sc
lection of speakers, to teach Americans
their duties.
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New Haven City Election-The
Gerrymanders Defeated.

The New York Journal of Commerce
says that the Republican Legislature of
Connecticut, by a recent Act, divided
the city of New Haven in six wards
(instead of four carving them out SO
ingeniously as to throw the Democratic
masses into two wards, hoping thereby
to carry the other four, and SO get a
majority in the Common Council. To
make this result more sure, the Republi-
can managers at New Haven, instead of
nominating extreme men as candidates
for offices, selected, for the most part,
man of moderate politics, who had never
been known as ul:raists, and who would
have been acceptable enough to the
voters generally, had they not been put
forth az the representatives, of a bad
party. James Brewster was their Can
didate for Mayor-and for other Offices
they selected the most popular men they
could induce to stand. But it was
of no avail; all the Democratic candi-
dates for city officers are elected by
majorities of 400 or 500. Phillip s.
Galpin, the late incumbent, is reelected
to the Mayorality; Samuel G. Black
man, City Clerk Frederick l.. Bostwick,
Collector; VIM. s. Charnley, Treasurer
Elijah Gilbert, Auditor; Isaac Tuttle
and Josiah Brimsmade, City Sheriffs.-
All Democrats. The Common Coun-
ell is equally divided, each party having
carried three wards; but the Mayor has
the casting vote, he is a Democrat.
This result is in every way crafty
ing. The Fusionists did their very best.
Their Canvassing Committee were in
structed to procure carriages for the
conveyance of voters to the polls, and
in short, no effort was spared which
could aid them in securing success
The New Haven Journal and Courier
in announcing the nominations, said,
they, fare the very best ever presented
to be the voters of New Haven" and
observe to be elected Without respect
to party"
New Haven is famous for its learn
ing, intelligence, and morals. 1t has
been enlightened by all the wisdom
which Sharp's rifles could impart, aided
by Beechers and screechers without num-
Der, in the pulpit and put. The con-
%clusion of the whole matter is, that all
these things are humbugs, and the good
old paths are the safest and the best to
walk ID Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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"Repubicanism" Rebuked.

One of the most self-suficient and
fattive of the many deuagogues who
now flourish urder Republican" aus
pieces in Kinsley s. Bingham, Governor
of Michigan. A few days ago at the
opening of the Agricultural College at
Lansing, he made a furious grafton, in
which Ee drew a strong comparison be-
tween the poverty, degradation, suffer
ing and shame of white laborers in Vir-
ginia, South Carolina aud other South
ern States, and the plenty, prosperity
and individual welfare of the same classes
in Michigan. His language was strong,
complete and sweeping. That same
night he presided at a meeting to take
up a collection tt r-Liev, the starving
people Of has oWn State.-North West.
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At a political meeting an orator
mounted a brandy cask and opened his
speech by exclaiuming, 81 stand upon
the platform of any partyl" His was
the Doughface Democratic Party.-ITi-
6une.
At another political meeting a Black
Republican was particularly noisy about
negro Equality; and after drinking
rather freely with numerous "cullud
brudren," got full seas over and was
carried home to sleep. When he woke
up in the morning, he found himself
alongside Dinah. He was carrying oat
the principles of his party literally
North West.
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Minnesota Elections--First Blow
for Democracy.

We have Ib9en deceived in our
hopes and predictions relative to the
election which took place in Minnesota
on Monday, for delegates to a conven-
ton to frame a State constitution. We
have been 1avored with q cory Of TIE st.
Paul Pioneer and Democrat of the I'd,
which the glorious news that
Minnesota has gone Democratic, by cleo
ting a majority of the delegates to the
Convention. This will insure the PEG.
pie of Minnesota a Constitution that
places the white man in his true posi-,
tion-a little higher than ~the--negro
NORTH West.
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MERCHANTS.
Mass MeetingOfth People!
AT THE
OLDFORIRESS.

THE situation of Kansasis tell unsettled and
i the great question continues to harrass
and torment the minds of a portion of our citl-
zens. However much people may rack their
brains about the solution of that problem,
there is one question that will not admit of a
doubt, and that is, that the Ancient Fortress
still remains, the asylum of that portion of our
fellow citizens who have sought refuge from
high prices and who love justice, and the right
sort of goods at fair prices for cash, produce
or approved notes on short credit
These facts will be more apparent when we
consider the following reasons:
BECAUSE he has a large and fresh stock of
beautiful goods.
BECAUSE he has some of the richest silks and
moir antique dress patterns ever
brought to Ashland.
he has some of the most charming
mantillas ofaQ the styles now in
vogue.
BECAUSE he has a show case full of brilliant
ribbons and dress trimmings.
he has a gross, moreor less, of most
elegant parasols.
BECAUSE he has some of the incest bonnets
for the Spring and summer that
can be found anywhere.
BECAUSE he has a choice lot of carpets at low
prices.
BECAUSE he can suit gentlemen in any kind
of goods for their wear from Above
-ofa craxatt to the fnaath
BECAUSE he can accommodate femilies with
Groceries, Crockery, and almost
everything wanted for house fur
nishing-
BECAUSE he pays the highest market price
for all kinds of produce.
N LAST OF Ais, though not least, but
one Of the greatest importance TO
the purchaser,
BECAUSE he sells his goods LITTLE cHEAPER
than any other establishment in
Ashland county.
REMEMBER, the place is att. R. SQUIRES'. :.
N B. One hundred thousand pounds of wool
wanted, for which the highest price in cash
will be paid. $1,000
J:R. SQUIRES.
Ashland, April22, 1857. 3m46
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ES The Nashville Iron Manufactur-
ing CompaDy's works were burned on
Wednesday night. The loss is estima-
ted at SI00, 900, partly insured. One
hundred and twenty persons have been
thrown out of employment.