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TARRIED

On the 18th inst. by the Rev.A. SooTr, Mr.
AMOS B. PARK, of Auburn. Ind. to Miss
MARY a. COOK, of Savannah, Ashland Co.
Ohio.
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A BLUE PILL-The election Of a
Democratic member of Congress 10 Wis
c%onsin, and another in Michigan, has
taken the Republicans by surprise. In
their victorious march through the coun-
try the thought of defeat in a single
State had not once occurred to them,
and especially in such Republican strong
holds as the above. Hence the election
of these Democrats is peculiarly aggra-
waiting to them. Though compelled to
coneede the fact, they are anailling to
admit that it was a fair fight. Con-
WINGED that they ought to have triumph
ed, they are now putting their wits to-
gether to account for their defsat-
Various aud logical are their deddetions-
The Tribune says that a rain storm pre-
vented a full Republican votes also that
the Democratic candidates we're the
-ablest men.
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Post Office Regulations

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Post Office Department imperatively re-
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printed matter shall be prepaid by post
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mon, among a certain class Of Postmas-
ters, of buying a patronage to their re-
spective Offices, to the injury of those
naturally entitled to it, by allowing to
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EE6 gong makes adm. but a cook
makes q dinner.
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J YOU WANT GOOD BARGAINS, COME
Take a Look!

In fact every variety of GOODS. and magnif
Gent in Styles, can be found in our Store.
We return our sincere thanks to the public
for past fayors and solicit a continuance of
patronage.
We shall endeavor to please all, deal hon
estlr. and promote the welfare of our patrons,
and ourselves
November 10, 1858. na3tf
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVEL Rs.
NEWII1CKadlNEEII FR0PRIETRSl
q. 3. CRAZY

@. 3. CRAY
@dM--mR1FsrriIII1 FULLY
&@SNNErH 1~announces to
ESGWM rs M Tho public that
he has obtain
ed the contract for carrying the mail betwcsT
Ashland and New London and has placed on
the line a superb new Hack. o amplc dime
sions, and can now carry passengers 10 end
from the Rail Road, between the above places.
at the most reasonable rates.
TIM: lack leaves Ashland at : o'clock.
and arrives at New London at 10 O'clock A. ~.
Leaves New London at 2 O'Clock +. N. md ar
rives at Ashland at 6 o'clock: Fare one dolla
Aliberalshare ofthe public patronng solicited
Ashland. July 10th. 1856. no6ti.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that a Petition III be pre-
il scented to tire Commissioners of Ashland
county, at their session in December next, for
q review and alteration OF q Road on the line
of lots nntnbcr three an5 four. running cart to
the Tcwnshi. line If any Road is there laid
on. u there is no Road rhfre to locate one SO
as 10 intersect o Road running west from Jchr,
Maiee's House. in eHomer Township, to ssId
Tow nship line
MANY PETITIONERS
Sullivan. Nov :, 1853. VIZ
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THE GRAND RESULT.

which has ever b>eh of.ned4s this. tosvn- And
having bought extensively, aud AT lower hguTe9
tran ever heretofore. he can afofd 20 leila better
bargains than have ever been offered IN this To s.
III Letthe HstIess, CaPIess and unsioved gen
n. S. CAMPBELL.
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%SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
II. N Musgrave. In Ashland County
VS.. Common Pleas 10 1sr-
r. Musgraveet at. tiiion.
DURSUANT to the Command of n 9Th
L Pleuries order of Sale duly issued frVui
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland Co.
dated the Sth day of November, A. d. R5e,
and to me directed. I will sell AZ Public Auc
ton at the door Of the Court House in ssid
county, on
Monday the l3h day of Dsccn6er.
A. D.. 1858, between the hours often O'Clock.
A. NJ. and four O'Clock. p. n, of said day :
the following described lands and tcnemeuts.
t6swr -situate in the Town of Jeromevi lille.
county of Ashland end State Of Ohio, as fol
lows, to-wit:--Lot number thirty six l36l and
Lot number tbiity-eight (36j IN said town of
Jeremevilles
Terms OF sale, one third cash on the day Of
sale, one third III one year. the residue in two
Gears With interest from day Of sale. Deferred
payments To be secured by mortgage on the
orS,nises
JOHN j. HooTMAE, 56crif,
Nov. g. 1858. n23ts-Pf$5 90
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Estate OF Sehambaugh, Sr.

Estate of John Sehambaush ST..
NOrICEis, hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed aud qualified as Ad-
minietrator of the Estate of John Schambaugh,
ST., late of Green Township, Ashland county,
Ohio, deceased.
Nov. 10. 1858. awea+
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e.. 6. BUsIiNgLL&CO.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!

which for beauty, durability and cheapncss,
STAND UNEQUALED. We can pleaseeyery
one who may favor us with a call. Come and
look through our Stock. We have an i'm.
mense assortment that MUST and WILL BE
SOLD CHEAP
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EEWe the undersigned agree to
close cur several places of business on
Thursday, Nov. 25th, being the day
appointed by the Governor for Thanks.
irving
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LOCAL COLUMN.
ASHLAND, O., NOV, "a, 1858.
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHENR and assist them, BY the Paris
Optlclan. D. WOOLFs8N, who
hsS arrived from Europe with his 81 TX
Own, as we'll a. the manu- faoture of a good mauy
others OF the latest improved SPECTACLES and
EYE,G LASSES: among which are the
PERtSGoPlC CONChVE and CONVEX The
noUBI.E FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
bkAZiLIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc,
Whioh are Warranted 20 improve any EYE affected
with wsaknsss, cataract or tending to it; also
SHORT-SIGHTEDNES ~ o
Persons who uInpel. sd TO use gsssss or those
wonderful
CRYSTAL. ROCK
have received ths highest reoOmne ndations at the
Worlds Far, at Paris. throngh their pToluclpg A
oearness and sasiness of vision heretofore unknown
In any other improvements.
Als0A all sty les of OPERA, spy, and MkGNI
Ff ING GLASSES, CoMpasses, and MICROSCOPES
are for sale 81 store, corner of Eighth street md
Pcnnsy vanla avenue, or Eighth street no <SI be,
tween ID street and Pa. avenua.
" DO not mistake ths corner Of STA strssr
Prices very reasonable, the same as al his estatr
usIupoht IL r.uIopc' nS-tf
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

r, On the petition Of William r,ei. oT Frov,de &c.
Rhode !slAnd pray Ing for the extension OF PATENT
granted 10 hun ON the 9Th of Ausust - lor ga am
pi"Neinent ln machines Tor rOiiiag lar 6ru
10 pattern, for seven years from tfe exptthl,on
OF SAID patent winch tai es place CA the sIh d., of
August. ik5S:
IL ordered that the said petition be heard NJ the
Patent Office CA Monday, the al of AuvusI ns,t al NJ
O'Clock n and AL persons ara notified appear aad
ought not To be granted.
Persons Opposing The EXTENSION required To 10
IN he Patent Once their objections sp.cInil, -
foIth IN writing, at lsast twenty days bs,re he dNt
OF hsanns; all testimony filed by either part, 10 10
used at the sad hearing must be taken snd irsnsnt
Ted accordance with the rules or the Ofce which
will be furnished on application
The testimony IN the case will be closed ON the "a
OF July; depositlons sud other papers relied
upon as Testimony must be hled In the Dfioe ON or
within ten days thereafter.
o'defed, also. that this notice be published IN tic
.mon W ashiSg'oh. 10. e.. ard Post. PfuvldsHs-.
hhSd- island once week for three suscessiys
weets-ths hrst OF said pablcaiiOn 10 bs nj las:
slhty oais before the d OF Angus, n, xt the ss ,f
heehnE. JOS. HOLT,
Commissioner of Patents.
f.s.-Edpo y Of the above papers Will please O py,
nd send their bills Co the fstsnt ohoa with psPsg
containing this notice. ms u law31
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III The State Of Illinois Is said to contain the
most extensive coal deposits of any country of
equal extent on the globe Ii il more than is
Contained In all Europe. Nearly fifty thousand
square miles of surface rests upon basins of coal,
al DC 'hs convenient Tor profitable mining, and
coal IL osten found at the surface and Is obtained
by stripping or casting of the layer of soil above.
The Lezvenworth correspondent of the
~ Louis Republican saws:
"A day or two before the I.eavenworth conven-
tlon met, doctor Of this CITY met Jim Lane and
put the following question 10 him: General would
You accept the u. s. Senatorship under tue I.e-
compton constitution? Lane took a day TO con
slider as to his answer, and on the following day
remarked that he wonld, adding, perhaps, some
immaterial qualifications. A dav or two after I
myself heard him deRouncs in the most bitter
terms any man who, as he said. should DO vile
enough TO propose such thing"
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Medicines.
MORE no BE ADMIRED THAN THE
NI RICHEST DIADEM EVER WORN
BY KINGS OR Il ERORS
WHAT
WHY 4 BEAUTIFUL HEAD OFHAIH.

WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OFHAIR,
Because Il IS the ornament God him,.U pro
may bloom ever SO brightly la the giow,ng chat 80
eye he ever the teeth be those of
snarled aud shIiveed IA 81 and dry, or worse still
sSTnkiepP r WITH g gray nature viii loose half her
two or three times week, will restore ond perma-
nsSh1y secure TO s s such an ornament Read the
celebrated ptonist. Thalbers:
n. New YORK. April 10. 1883.
Or. WooD: Dear Sir-Psrmt me to express to
the @s Of my s arrival Sl n the Gnted states s Sas
hue. consider yonr resto alive very wonderful
am DEAR sn .. sonrs truly. THEEBERG.
"Drych ar 6wvlIedidct
WELSH NEWSPAPER OFFICI, Is Nassau STD
Prov O. J. woop: Dear sirAgsom is m nS or
ative and save it my wife. who concluded to try il
her hsir. little think 3, the time that it would
val surprise few eek tris It has per-
formed that wondsriul effect by turning ali the gray
and thiokenlng the hair; strongly rsoomme nd the
sSsHs. bs to all i wen, 81 aSh
New YORK, July Is, 1857.
PRor. o. J. WooD: With confidence DO recon-
mend your hair RestoratIve rs being tue most efh
Restorative, my hsir and whIskrrs. which were al
most white. have gradually grown dark. and now
store tn IN to their natural COLOR also hn lIeved
me of all daudruf and unpls asant itching 80 com
mon among persons who persplre freely.
J q. KILBY.
CHICAGO Ill May 1857
PROF. WoOD: Abou; two ears sso my hail o,m-
manoed falling Of aud tuning gray. was fast bc-
coming bald and had ~ ed nnny reIaedes to no ef-
feet | commenced using your Re storatIve in Jan
nary last. few application, fastened my hair
hTmiy IL began la IA up. grow out. and turned back
To Its former color. black At this tine 10 is fully
restored To ITS original color. health and appearance,
and cheerfully recommend its use to all.
J. ID. HOES.
The Restorative is put up In hotCies of sizes,
VIZ: Large. medl am, and small the sTal holes "a
pint and retaiis for = per bottle the med unI
mods Al least twenty par cent more In proportion
than the small retaiis for az bottle the large
no Dis quart. forty per cent more proportion and
retais for IS.
%. !. WOOD CO, Prcprie.ors. 3'2 Broadway
New York. in The great y Y. Wire Railing Estal-
llshment, and Ia Market ST., St. Lou 9, Mo.
- And sold ~ a good Druggists and Fancy Goods
DealSrs ma g. SIN
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sciences q al
e: ss:$ ss; y:
man. Innumerable proofs are shown that these
Pills have virtues which surpass in excellence the
ordinary medicines. and that they Yin unprecsdent.
trstnG properties stimulate the vital activities of
purify the blood, and ex pei disease They puprs om;
the foul humours which breed dlstemper, Stimulate
sluggish or organs into their natural ac
ton, and impart healt tone with strength to the
whole sy stem Not only do they cure the every -dsy
dangerous diseases whicn have baff ed human skill
While they produce powerful effects they az al the
same time in Diminished doses, the safest and best
ply sic that can be einplOye ed for CHI ldren. Being
sugar coated they are pleasant to take, aud being
Cures have been made which snTpass belief Wsr ri,
they not substautated by men of such exalted POSI-
ZION and character as To forbid the suspicion of un-
truth; Many eminent clergymen and ply sicians
have lent their names to corr y to the public the re-
the assurance Ofther conviction that M Preparao0
tons contribute Immensely to the relief of my aiic-
The agent below named is pl sed to furnish gratis
my American Almanac, containing directions for
their use and certificates off their cures Of the fol-
Cossiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
Dropsy, Heartburn, He daeae arising from foul
stomach. Nausea. Indigestion M orid inac. ion and
lite. al Uic.rous and Cutaneogs Diseases which
require an evaouant medicine, Scrofula kings
tvil, They also. by purify ing the blood and stlmu
latlng the system. cure many complaints which it
Deafness Partial Blindness, Neuralgia, and Merry
Gus rrt blllty, Derangements Of he Liver and Kid
neys, GOut, and other kindred Complaints arising
from low state oil the body or obstruction Of Its
functions.
DO not be put of by unprincpled dealers with
some o.her pill they make more pr,Gt on. Ask for
AyRR's p iLLs, aud take nothing else. No other
they otn give you oomrares y it'll this in it's int
value or curative sowers. The sick want the best
aid there is for thom, and they should haven't.
PREPARED by DIR. }. c. AVER, Practical ard Ara
box. Five boxes for III.
= Id by " ID. GILMAN Washington and by H.
COOK, Alexandra, and 10y all de-lers everywhere.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

wIl.LARDs' HOTEL. y Slocum, Mich: 8
Colt, Ct; IL Il Gocds, l. : \; III 4 Ridder, l.
Emn,ons' L: Hannibal, F. ilail, Mass; A w
Frnstradoes, jr, and lady, Sweden; G. @ Thomas
ANDY, Va; Lawrence and ", Mrs Hutchins ard
sisieI, NY; Teller, T Butler King, Ga; M,jor
Hopkins, Cal; Connolly, John MuTphy. Jno
Nc Csf.ey, NY; ii l. Il King, Ga. d Shaw, Wis;
q i Pierce. do; 4 Ely. Jno A Dix, c U,ddrn and
lady, Fanda, Il Dlckins, NY; Il F Halle I
Chss BntfuIn, Mass; L b Talcott. Mcknight X
Courtney, NY; III FaTnuT. Iii; [. Brent, Cal: T.
J Bryan, A Page, X Major, O Comsock; q \
BOVINE, A w Chase Ny; y " Hal.ted Nj; w
Allen, Scar; p Long head, Pa; W Goodiich
Conn.
NATIONAL HOTEL. Nj Canby, Del: ! o..
good and lady, w ii Richards and fam, Mrs A
Little, Nfk; !. Grover, Md; w X Alricks Pa;
4 Nelson aud lady, Ky; J r Morris.Miss Morris,
Md; Nishet and lady, Cal; 5 Tenney, Us
CO; Emile LcSere, f Edmund, La; F. Ienteno,
Mexico; David, Ia; Meiliken O; I; Cloak
and farn, Miss T. Fisher, W srrTie, Dol: r w
Wsems and lady: Mrs NJ Hawkins. Md. l. NJ
Pa: r u Hadduck and iadv. I'll; ii 81 Denison y
q; Thomas, Mrs McCaffe.ty, Md: Thsyer,
JrrTison, jr, La; DR. X b Harris. p Cavaedo
Va; Hunt, Mass; Gardiner, jr, l. Blossom,
NY: } Wells, o, 8 b Able, Miss; M WincheII
Branfoid, Kan.
BROWNS HOTEL r. Banks, Va: ID NJ
Melier aud lady. O; Mr. Miller. Md; ID Harri-
son son AID lady, Mo; Ms X Read, Nd; fiuegan,
La c w Brown, Miss; Clarke, Md; ID 4
Warner, Nh; Cohen. Sc; 4 Bird and lad =
c Horton, Pa; DR. Il q Spindle aud lady Miss:
Kennedy and lady, Va; r b Ashley. y York;
r. Hall, Md; Alex Stewart, I'll: c II Hobart
IA; Lewis Leads, do: IL g Dayton, Nv.
UNITED STATES HOrEL-C Nash. J J
Johnson, DC; G Toris, Ind; w Kerr Iowa;
w Crook, Miss; G Calvert, Va: Mouiion
DC; Stringfellow, Vo; w q III Jones and
family, Miss; Col Lawrence, Md; w Gardiner,
Ind; Holmes, La; Sutton, Pancoast, Va;
Hon Lundy, Pa.
NORWOOD HOUSE.-B I.agalI, CSN; l.
Payns and lady; A Foster, Pa; W Hill snd
family, Ala; D Hartley. Tex; WhipnIe y
Cfbana; X Knott and lady, Cal; Sampson,
va; q Lockwood, Ga; q r Br.ckmer, asss;
D Williams, o.
WARRINGTON HOUSE-H Anderson, Nh:
WIN Passinore, Cunni ngh ham, Texas; ID Al
Wsrtz, John Ing ham WIN Jaeger NY: VKush.
ford lllns; Baker, L Barright, Miller,
Md; VIM Ager and lady, Pa
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By the President:
THOMAS A. HKNDRIcKs,
Commissioner vi the GENERAL Liant Ofiice.
MAILS or THE UNITED STATES.
GEORGIA.

Posi- OFFIcE DEPARTMENT. Nav g. laSa
Proposals Tor carrying ths mails from yni, -,
la5 Ia Juns. 81, 1851 the following routes an m
state OF 5eorgla, wilt he received at the contrAc;
Once OF ths d. pArtmcnt until D. m. of WeHnes-
day. The 10th Of June next, 10 lie decided on tne
next dpy:
61so rom the terminus Of the Savannah. AbSu,
and Gull railroad 10 WRresbOro, - mn e.
and back. three times a weak.
Bidders VIII maine Intermediate points AID
walls. "
Service may be Common ed LIST july lfp.as
tcaIe.
FOR iorms az propos i, guaranty, aid csrtlhcata,
also INSTRUCTIONS and enlents to ba elnbfaeea
"a the contracts, see tdyertIsemeLts. IN pamphlet
loim oi routes IA Virginia. GroTsiS, &c. dateI Jan
utry q 1850, aid of ebTuatv l. lES at the principal
post cnices. AARON v. BROWN.
10 lav4w pa.tm-,g,.r 4. -, - 81
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b. THE TIL pa pRssiiBSs si ~ or THE UNITED
p STATES.

In pursuance Of hv, I, James buchanan, PreYi-
dent Of the United States Of merica, do herey de
at the land oflces< In the State of
LOUISIANA. at the periods reinaer designated. to
Wit.
AT the land Office at MONROE, commencing on
Monday, the f0Ertessfh day Of ywne sszt, for the
disposal OF the pub ic lands heretofore uBofered sat
ua Cd In the following townships and parts OF town
ships, vIxi
North Of ths base liss asd east Of the p-tsetpoi
usridiaa.
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@"NSS@ 60
Baltinsre and Ohio Railroad.
U M N 4 X ARA G 4 M ENrS.
Wih Greatly Improred Schedules
THREE THROUGH CONNECTING TRAINS
FROM EE E EGsH kHN 6E FRHs
1.t. THE cINci Il iSSlirTf; EXPRESS Mali,
starts at SIS a. MI allowing PASSENGER. time for
tio1, before prooeedng West. Tn" Trsin paass.
GTalton az :.io .. m !, and connects at Bsnwood on
Tram for toanbGs Cincinnati and intermediate date
GT GxEaT Ans
LOUIS EX PR ESS connection leaves Washing ton
tincudlng sunday, at 5. p reaching Cnolnnat
press Train for Louisville. Cairo and the Southwest
and Tor ), 81 louis, Kansas, etc; Fine from Wssh-
q; TiSGJySSNATI. DAYTON, INDIANAPo,
NOkTHW EsTERN EXPRESS leaves e except
sno baltimore ssY,Ss
more at 10 p. m. On Sunday Night the CONNECTION
Nth this Train is made by the SIS p m. Train from
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery of the Road
ID daylight take the SIS a. m. or p. IN Train from
For Ps5k"rsburg and all Stations on the North
al points on the Marietta Railroad take the same.
The Western connections from Was iinsiou and
dlrec andA mple that have yet been offered to the
,savelhnE public, and every improvement and sdyan-
Railroad and its associstesnes could luggeFt have
been secured under this arrangement.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to all quar-
ters, anu every other possible facility Will be found
upon this route.
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem Of the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad " III leave " ashing-
ton as follows: For all points between Was hington
JLnetion and Piedmont take the Is a. m. train For
ala Stations between Piedmont and WheelIng take
The p. m. Trsrn: To connect with the Frederick
frsin take the 2s P: m. Tam.
UF FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK FOUR TRAINS LE4VE
WASHING TON DAILY for Batimors as fol.
lows: At SIS and las n. IN, and 3. ard o. M
The y p w. and z5 D IN. Trans make cornec
tons at lLTiMO E end p HILiDEL PHlA
Jor NEW YORK, and las a. M. Tor PhIladephr
only.
The Sam and s25 ard 6p. m. Trains make the
WESTERN connections, at the Washington Juno
talled.
The SIS q. and s.25 p. m. Trains connect with
The 1.4- a. W. and s25 and p. m. Trains will stop
at Way stations between Washington and Bslti-
more.
On SUNDAY. but one Train leaves Washing ton,
.iJFROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHING
TON there are four Trans, as follows At 30 and
6 Is a. and s and 5 81 D. m.
The frst and fourth of which will he Express
Trans: and VII not stop except at 'he functions.
kESlDENTS IN THE COUNTRs. A special
Tram Will be run T. ON Washi gtOn Junction to
bring the Express Train Passengers arriving there
from tue West
IL For Tickets of all kinds, Baggage Checks
and further ntoImatlon apply to
TnOS. II. PARSONS, Agent,
AT the Ticket Ofhoe. Washington Station,
Or, W. T. SMITH, Master of Trans portatOn.
Baltimore. May 10. 1873 mas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-19
EVENING STAR.
[FoR THE STAR.
KANSAS SONG.

KANSAS SONG.
"Camp MssGiax Hymns Tune"
Thank God the struggle Is now DER,
And Kansas State will bleed 10 more;
the battles foug ht, the victory won,
Thanks to the hey stones gallant sor.
koi on, roll on, sweet moments, roll on,
And the poor rebels go hons. 20 home.
The Forney flag is now laid low,
Hes gone with Douglas TO the foe.
w here 6reeey, Seward, and their clan,
w Ill mou q their next election clan.
Roll on, roll on. &c.
But Buck is strong-our party too,
The good old band Is firm apd true,
Well whip them all, b, ack. blue ard white,
Because we known our cause Is night.
kol on, roll on, dc.
Then let us sing. and let us shout,
s'oms all sinners " no out,
We welcome all who will come back,
a nd take the Democratic track.
Roll on, roll on. go.