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FURNIT'URE!!

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q ROOM FUkNIT uRE. in Sets Of from TO
IL pieces, Mahogany, Enameled and Fancy PainI,
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Also, SEWING TABLES, WRITING TABLES.
DINING TABLES, Wnlnut-WiRnk0BfS
CHAtRS.;s fow MATTRASSESr ana all articles
usually kept in the Furniture line, most OF
MY OWN MANUFACTURE,
And will be sold l,w for good paper when the
cash is not convenient. @
Burial. Casesl
kocn oonstan,ly or full stock Of. Mahogany
octo~on Led COFFINS. Also, Covered Raise Led
COFPlES, plain bat neatly trimmed, mt $50.
Use OF Hehrar $5 per day,or trip not over Il dhy
will continue to kvcp supply ON hand .real'
for delivery. 80. d, al. VIII
Mar 10 u 'u
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Medical Notice,

nR.J:.F. GRIFFIN will. atreud To Pro-
- fessiansl cnls ~ this Village and IL. ;m1.di-f
ale riri,r,y. R~sd-ncn :n"SI 10 Mr. s.iF. tIood.s
EAg.tielI C. H., Feb 10 3u,a5
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Notice.

U OsT about The 10th March Notc on Daniel
e 0usts. calling fur One h,iu.ired and seventy
iivu l.) .,;ui!arI. ono The lst "f .;anmarv 1861.
d.. c / =: March 1868. All rersurs arc forewarn,i
MI 10 ;r:.lc ;or the sui Nu..
C. PINCkNEY QUITS.
Mar 90 3ta IL
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-09

-
~ tI;Eoaa coaaect ,0HS-At Albany with the New York
SenTo'' f9y AID 'reenbush, and tucson River rail-
IoHls' > Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson ara
B9ssoA railroads. At state Line with the U0asat91e
tar2aa A Iittsneld with the PlttsAeld and North
XAHaa2s, and Stockbridge and Pittsded railroads AZ
Me5tleld WIN the hampshire and Hampden RAILROAD
a. Sprghel1 with the Hartford en uaven snd Spr o.
clG ao Con lectcut River Gil3 oads. tParlaT with
tC New London. Palmer and Wlllimantic and Relcber
Io%h Snd Amherst railrC ada, At Worcester Junction
WIN the Frgyidcnce and Worcester Worcester ana
N44Snui, and Norwich and Worcester railroad.
worcester AlAy 'ia52 HENRY GRAY. 5up't.
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MS extraordinary medicine is unfang in the c1rp o
~" tHSc lu ana dangerous diseases to which tho te.
ae constitution is subject Ii uiOderatcs an exrcsses
aii SmoNes all distractions and speedy cure may be
TO MARRIED LADIES
II is peculiarly suited. II will in short finn bri, a.,
the monthly period with regularity '"H y"
iueH notue nllce one dollar. bears the government
stamp VI Hreat Britain to prevent cOuhterlcits
GA TEON.
Ihese lis S0ald not be fahA Jy lct,alcs da,a me
rlHSI 7HREE 4fONTitS Of Preqnanry as It'll trs
o'"g on Miscarriage, but al dn0 other time theg
IN an cases Of nervous and spinal Affections pains in
nv JACK ana IlnGs, fatigue slight exertion papita
l1h OF inc heart, MYSTERIES and whites these us wifi
cure when all other means have siied and al.
- Il pow efiul remedy, GO not contain iroa, caOmel
ai!tlm"nY or any thing hurttul to the constitution
III III the pamphlet around each package
w" tjh should ne carefully preserved.
sue agent 100 the United States and Canada
~ >, JOB MOSES y COrtaGdt street. New York
-, SlUV and postage stamps enclosed to any au
tnVr1eu agent via insure bottle, containing 6l pls
DYteturh mail. Sold by all druggists. dis deoWly
ROURBON BFrTERS.- These Filters
are preparation OF the nutrtiye nropc S UI w
gram OF the fieid in combination with the aSuh ~
PIE OF many simpe aterati es and sitter
me cure Of Indigestion, Dyspepsia. iINet =
caknCss or Dch tv oGpA % -, ~ "a n
Liver and Bowels, and as preventive oi SHi'A' $3.50
yer they are the best 0f all Bittei,ss, eprrpP
ios df vyrotosoIe and Retail gent for Worcester.
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miscellaneous.

umpire WATER, direct from the En-.
"a piro Spring, Saratoga, and for sale by
les du GEO. r. SPURR'
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DON'T FORGET tn KIT 5HEN STORE, TO Sc MAIN STREET.
81 DIT u. CHAMPION.
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SOZOD0NT, for the Teeth. Sold by
~ leo dti GEO r. SPURR.
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81 isgag5ssl17g WESTERN RAILROAD
5s.5i5:5s555s;. SPRWG ARR4EGEAgYTs.- Com.
IT, nencihG MONDAY, April 90 l85S-Bos-
Le5ye worcester for Albany and Way Stations lac
'-F' 'O' - IL anu a'VU y
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E5ssssl775a5aas NORWICH & WORCES
t.ss==.s--z.sssssfER RAILROAD. - SUMNER AR
June 2, 1853
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
iVO a IN, Way Passenger lrain Arrives at Plain
ned IN season for train tc Providence arriving Provi
Gence at His m
10 80 a. m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at wor
cester with trains from Boston, Nashua, Ftchburg Low
ell &c; at Orcester junction with western and Provi
qehce and Boston trains Norwich with train for New
London, Mystic AMI New Haven.
4OO p. N Way Passenger Train Connects at Wor
ceStef with trains from Nashua, Fitchburg, Lowell
at worcester junction with Express Train from Boston,
anu Trans from Western and Providence d Worcester
houSi 81 Plain6eld junction trains fron Providence
ana hartford arrive in season Tor tins train e pas.
seAser5 from WAY stations for New York by Steamer
rom New London, will take this train TO Norwich
E, tVJ D. m Steamboat Express Train for New York
Nolh'G!S at worcester with trains RON Boston, Con
cord Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence. Nashua Fitch
Lurr' Ne- At flanhed with train from Providence
caves Norwich FOR New London at SIS p. m
GOING NORTH, LEAyL AoRwICH AT
z' Ntea lboat Express rain for Boston, (dqill
ut Monlay,l connecting at Worcester for Lowell
Nashua, Concord, FitchbuTg, DC Cfhis train leaves
Sew London at 1850 dependent ON arrival Of Steam
500 q. Way Passenger Train. Connecting at Plain.
aeld junction for Providence, at Worcester Junction
worcester Tor Boston. Nashua, Lowell, Ftchburg Con
cord, &C
H. ?. 10. way Passenger Train. Arriving at wor
ee5ter ihcuon in for trains to Boston Provi
9ence Springfield and Albany; at Worcester for trains
- Boston, Neshu8, Lowell. EttcJlburg &C.
40 pm Way assenger Train COnnectsat Norwich
0lt tfS!n from New Lpnd1u and at Plaineld Junction
Nth tram 10 Providence. Reaches Worcester in season
for Express lrsin to Boston.
iei0 dtt p. st.M.ANDegws, supt
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CERTIFICATES or CURES
From Eight ana Twenty years standi. g. with nan.t
known to science and Fame.

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Known to science ana Fame.
For Medical Properti of BHcbu, see pISFENsA-
TORY OF rhk UNITED - "a -.
sec Professor DEWEL'S yadaDie WORKS on the Prac
See rem AXIS by the late celebrated Dr. rl SIC,
.s telI made by Dr. ErHtAIM mellow ELL
cclrrltr I'm, scl an, and Member te ROYAL tn!lppe
OF surgeons ireland, ami published III tfansnctions
OF the KIM and Queen 9oSr .,a;.
ia Mn TRAVELS, Fellow oi the RU!a College of
See most OF the STANDARD works of Medicine
EXTRACTT Bu6GuIi, 81 PER bottle, or Six for S..
EXTRACT sARHAPARiLlA, 81 rer ootte, or Six
iMrRoyED ROSE WAFER, 80 cents per bottle, or
Or half dozen each for s2 which will be sufficient
10 cure Tue IN st OBSTINATE cases, il directions are ad-
Delivered to any address, securely packed from OBJ.
Describe symptoms in all communications. Cures
guaranteed AuYce grajiJ.
AFFIDAVIT
Philaoeli hia II 7 ilEIMBoLD, who beng duy sworn
opih say, hi preparations contain cote, ner-
curry or olhel Jurlt us ufhts tut ae pure vegetable.
Sworn and sqtscr bed before his te 25d DAY of
Alderman, Smith street, above Race, Philadelphia 4
Address letters for information, IN confidence, to
Depot lO4 South Tenth stleet below Chestnut ihila
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS AND UNPRNCJ.
PIED DEALERS,
VINO endeavor to dispose Of their own aud "others
articles on the reputation attained by
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GENUINE EXTRACT BUCHU.
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Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
A : k for IL elm bOld'
TAKE NO OTHER.
81 Cut out the advertisement and send for IL ana
void imposition. ana exposure.
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GaflTGa0s.
WORCESTER HORSE RAILROAD.

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Leave Lincoln Square at NO 30 49, 7.5O 90 30,
1900 lis. r. 0, r IS 3D. 5 10 lj, CO. , Is 3d.
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a. p 94i 959 1923, lojg, 10 y 81 a. y T.
32q So ~ 3d. 20 544 f9, H. 80 A. $50, Il,
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Leave Harrington Ayeuuc at 46, l6 ~ : 70 10
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94I i0Il i6iI. ii H. li A. NJ: y H. p a. ILL., Iii,
Sd a 81 At ia ii - '' '''
SUNDAY CANS.
WGgsrEE SSrARE Se Leaves nG9P Square g at A.
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NJ and t4cry hour to p ~ Leave West Street at
eodq nSar & II,rri,yon ,v.rns
at IS A. NJ. aud every h.0r to 35 r. NJ. Leave western
Railroad at I6 A. NJ. ana every hour to 8 Is Pm
- 1Rot-qnrTcE 2, I70R.
go! .7.ss.:s ~ 80 - ~ " ~
e.. ,neSt sc ostoSar ). i853 ~ all arrange
PASSENGER Lral9s viii leave " jfcstar for Providence
and yyay Stations at G sTd II SO A. m a1d fG0 o. m
n a. ny gri % VI -, ''l -'" '' '~''' " ~ ala
VolIcV fSils Rains ~ leave Providence at $50 q
g3. 1880 Has, a m 1860 m ana 1850, 2.20, $50
ESQ 539 20 and sH0' n M 1 '' low soy 0.'
leave YaIey Falls ct S49 90, SIS, 1900 lI.og q
m snd ie0' A'Ss5' o. aoo' 4'iO $780, o'i0' ana
rboss in ld snreq are the Worcester trains
@ of yeW 2s G9nff ra an d aH
and with the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock and
Commonwealth. T. NV York at p. m, via SoniDgton.
Al Worcester junction with Trans to srd from trs
western, Worcester ana NeshdSl gltchourg and W0fr
cester Boston and Worcester 2nd Worcester Snd Nor
wich Railroads
Through Tickets TO All Dnortant points at the Vest
can be obtained the once OF the Company in Provi
denco, % es low rates % by aay otacE route
Providence, Oct ), 1858. 6. Il. TABOR. Suu't
ENGR NEW YORK. VIA NEW LON.
y Dots ,,sr, ,-rt.J q ,,ygA5 rho ,r-si,, io,,,,
te,,scstc- at 10 IN ~ -,,1,eo4s ~ A5r,rj,b yifS
rrS 10 NtStyi OSfrNii t5p3 II sSTTsN erd " \ q
DIX, arriving IN New OrA by tnc Sl0fc Line F&pIess
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-21
REInICING.

IA we sit IN our sanctum in serious thought
over the result of our late election and of the
terrible consequences which, as sure as cause
produces eject, viii spring from it, our ears
are assailed by the unnatural and diseordant
shouts which proceed from the bacchanalia
being held in our streets by the blind parti-
zans and dupes of the tyranny that has tram
pied down American citizenship and well nigh
blotted out American liberty. As the returns
came slowing in bearing the responding news
that the friends of Peace and the Union were
overwhelmingly defeated, we anticipated some
such scene. That the Abolitiouists, who for
the past thirty-6ve years have increasingly and
unwearedly labored to destroy our institutions,
that the shoddy contractors, Provost Mar
shals and the thousand and one petty officials
and swarms of informers and spies who infcst
our land and eat up its substance, should re-
.joice over the defeat of the friends of law and
order, was to have been expected but that the
.Rsople, who have been so long and highly ia
vored with the blessings of civil liberty and
the fruits of Peace, should he found among
these fratricides singing peans Of praise over the
grave of Liberty and the blasting vortex of
civil War, is to ss-incomprehensible. But so it
is, and we must patiently and hopefully wait
the return Of the sober second thought which
1ay yet return in time to redress their wrongs
and our own.
Oh tharit were possible in some lucid moment
of their phrenzy fora faint whisper of Mercy
to reach their ear and admonish them
that whilst they are thus heedlessly invoking
the Demon of War, the signs and prayers of
foe hundred thousand soiues and children,
made oidows and orphans by its ravages. are
ascending to God for com fort and consolation
in their bereavement, and that the sable wing
of Death is hanging like a fearful pail over
Dur land and its hillsides and valleys are drip |
ping with brothers blood by brothers she'd
Peradventure such a voice would quicken the
impulses of reason, and with authority bid the
-surging waves of fratricidal war " Peace be
STILL"
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Horror mcrror4. Horror.,-

Can the mind conceive any greater deed sof
horror than the murder of two Rhode Island
soldiers for refusing TO be consolidated with a
niger regiment IF the statement be true,
The Governor of Rhode Island owes it 10 hu-
manity aud the honor of his State to demand
from the Federal Government reparation for
the infamous outrage.
A correspondence of the Providence Press.
writing from Thibadeaux, La Sept. II. gives
the particulars of the killing of two members
OF the Second Rhode Island Regiment. This
regiment was ordered to be consolidated with
the First LOuisiana, which is, as we under
stand it. q negro regiment. But the men dis
liked the order. and did moi march to the me-
gro camp; they laid down their arms and
clustered all together in one place. Lieuten-
ant Colonel Robinson, of the First Louisiana,
came over on. horseback and repeated the or
der, but nobody moved, and only u few an
swered-"We belong to Rhode island and not
to Louisiana
Ike men we're then threaieheitha if they
didn't start they would be fired into, just as
they st cd all celustcred togetl er; a regiment
sto~d by with guns, ready to execute the or
der. Col. Robinson, IS he saw only a few
Nose, aided, hurry up, or I'll fire into you."
This vas no idle threat, We found out after
ward. TIesmen slowly fell if,o line the
two last, Richard Saith alias MorIhy, from
Boston, q harness maker, and William Davis,
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THE WAY III WAS DONE.

We learn from the Louisville Democrat Of
the 14th inst. the modrs operandi by which
BRoUeH got all the soldier vote. 1t. is one
of the most dastardly and shameless outrages
ever perpetrated upon the people. Soon after
fhapofls were opened at the Exchange Der
racks, two soldiers approached and gave in
their ballots for VALLANDgGHAM. They
were Immediately arrested and placed under
guard. Three hundred and eight other votes
we're cast, all .for BRoUGH. A Democrat dare
not vote, unless he voted against the dictates
of Lie conscience ; hence no further attempts
were made by them to exercise that sacred
tight.
How long will the soldiers, how long will
the people, bear with these indignities (!
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were taken, their hands tied behind them. and
led over to n Geld in front of the camp. They
then marched US over there, and the men of
the First Louisiana formed on our right aud
left at right angles with US, TINS forming a
square open on the side where the two prison
ers stood guarded by twp squads of uea.
Their ey. S wero banda ged with red hand
kerehirfs, and every preparation made Tor their
execution. Although We could not bell. We at
the time that they would shoot these men for
having dared to show that thew were not salts
fed with being transferred from Rhode Is
land to Louisiana, and thought that they
would be reprieved at the last moment, yet
the scene vas so terrible that there was not
one whose heart was not beating audibly on
seeing the preparations for the death of two
men who were generally liked in the regiment.
a squad of men was picked opposite. and at
ten PAGES from each prisoner; the Adjutant
spoke to them, and asking. | suppose, the
name of their families. Then he had finish
ed, the signal-the sabre stroke-for the first
platoon TO. Ere was given, and Davis fell over
backward, as it seemed to us killed instantly.
At the repetition of the signal, the second
platoon fired and Smith who had stood immov-
aple, although he had heard his comrade fall,
fell, shot through the legs. Both bodies eonld
be seen to move, although we thought Davis
dead. They were 6nished by the Adjutant
and the Orderly Sergeant of Co Il, 1st Louis
lana, who approached them, firing all the
charges of their revoluers into them.
Davis was 8 parolea prisoner, somewhat
childish, always laughing and merry. Smith, |
understand, has left a wife and children be-
hind to mourn his untimely death. Both
men were we'll liked.
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Cincinnati, Oct. II.
ThsSreturns from 85 counties gives Breugh
6l,4Sz majority, a gain of &c, 039. Three
counties yet TO hear from.
The machine establishment Of Geo. d. Win.
ohell q Co was destroyed by Ere this morning
Loss about $40, 900; insured for Sc, goo.
New York, Oct. II
The Express has the following rumors from
Meadeis army. 1t was nosted in linz of battle
all day yesteday at Centeviile. Lees army is
also so posted as to enable him to cross into
Maryland at Edward's Ferry, but the rains
prevented the accomplishment Of his desigus.
Lees army has not been depleted to REIN
forcs Bragg.
Lonestreet's division is with Lee but Long
staeet in person is with Bragg.
Longstreet is in command of the Georgia
Militia, and the soldiers from the camp of in
struction which we're sent to Bragg's assist
ance.
Rosecrans cannot give batt'e at present. and
must remain on the defensive.
Washington. Oct. n.
1t is said that a General order will be issued
by the War Department in a few days, provi.
ding for the enlistment Of colored troops in
the States af<kIsrgksnd, Kentucky, Missouri,
West Virginia and Tennessee. All loyal own
ers viii be allowed $500 for each slave that
may enlist, the slave to be free at the expira-
ton of his term of enlistment The slaves of
disloyal masters will also be enlisted, but they
will not be paid for tLem.
Washington, Oct. II.
1t is ascertained from the army of the Poto-
mac, that the heavy rain of yesterday prevent.
ed any field operations. Our cavalry scouts
failed to lind any considerable body Of the en-
envy, and our signal men owing to fog and haz''
Jaw Indications of only enc large lamp at Bris-
tows Station.
A report reached headquarters that the en-
envy was in force this morning at and around
Manassas Junction Some of our troops aiHnme.
aiately prenared to advance. probably to recon
noitre Our recent movements have been ex-
c~lusively saf a straretic character, Sin which
Lee has thus far been completely out generated
by Meade. No fears exist of our not being able
tn cope with Lee in the field if we can get hi.
forces in a mass without our having a long bas'
of su pplies to protect.
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sHERIFFs SALE.
Daniel .. Philips In Ashland

Daniel J. Philips In Ashland county
William p. Wright 81 Common Pleas 38
Elizabeth c. Wright.
In pursuance to the command Of an order OF
sal of mortgaged pre- ,ises duly issued out OF the
conrt of Common Pleas CT said county, dated the
oath day o, Septem' err. A. D. 1853, and TO me di-
rected / will expose to sale at public auction at the
door of tho Court House in Ashland en- Saturday
The 3lst day of October. 1868. between the hours
of 80 o'clock A. NJ. and A o'cf ok p. M of said ay
the following described lands and enement
Situate in the township of Montgomery, in
the county of Ashland and State of Ohio, and boun-
and described as follows. to-wit: Lot number
one a. in Mykran.y US first additionto the town of
Ashland aforesaid I:
Terms of sale cash. appraised at s.
-zzoY eg Ct sEe JAMES McCoOL Sheriff.
September och TESTS.
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Maryland and the Administration
The Chicago Times says: :

'The administration has taken Maryland
under its special care add protection. 1t is
holding the STATE mp to the misguided rebels
who have shaken IF their allegiance to the
Constitution, as an example of what loyalty
fostered and encouraged by by the Fatherly
attentions of Stanton and Schenck, Will do Tor
a people. From its proximity to the Federal
capital, Maryland has received an extra
amouut-of these attentions. 1t is thoroughly
loyal and, according to abolition theories,
should he immensely prosperous A three
line item going the newspaper rounds, cannot
fail to impress every one with a seuss of the
beni6cent result sprinsirg from General Stan
IONS wholesale slave buying and General
The State of Maryland produces this year
but 5000 hogsheads of tobacco, which is 49,
600 less than the usual produet.n
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7HE WAY THE ABOLITIONISTs
CARRIED OHIO.

A dent of the Chicago Times
writing from Columbus of the result of the
election in Ohio, says that BRoUGH's majori-
ty will reach twenty or thirty thousand. Tba
this result surprises Democrats it is folly to
deny. Never was a party more sansuine.-
They considered a result largely in their
favor certain, with no influence at the polls.
They we're not prepared for the tactics adopted
While the AboIitionists were busy in lemon
~strating a pretended scheme of Democrats to
~colouizs voters, and we've active in guardiEg
theEborders, they were busy bringi. z voters
into the State by thousands. The large vote
win surprise every one. The Democrats viii
foot up nearly all the votes they expected
some few in the principal towns having sold
out &c. shoddy, but, as to the seer Loyal
League, they have been able to Distribute
money and men to supply deficiencies ex-
posed by enrolling officers.
At least twenty thousand soldiers voted in
the State in citizens dress, exclusive of those
in cam1s and in uniform. For days have they
poured in by thousands, armed with furloughs
and Brough tickets. Tie negro regiment at
Delaware unblushingiy voted, and negroes all
over the State voted at every Abolition poll.
Having polled every township by the aid OF
enrolling officers, it was easy to supply the re-
quisita number to overcome any imaginable
majority. a hundred thousand more votes
would have been made, if necessary.
At polls where there were Democratic
judges, men never before seen swore to all the
facts Of citizenship and residence required
Money vas lavishcd as # from a factory fol-
the purpose. All the manufacturing esfab-
Hshments insisted upon avute for Brough from
each employee or gave a diseharge.
We have been beaten by a perfect knowl
edge Of the. number of votes required ana an
army of free Americans of African descent
and shoddy contractors from whom to get al
that we're wanted.
A lieentious interference If the admins
trafion with the purity of tine ballot in the
State has overcome the will of its citizens
People are used but as tools to register the de-
crees of an arbitrary ADMINISTRATION
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YOUR M
n. WATSON

HAS now on land an immense quantity of
MEMS. wOMENS, GIRLS Boys, and chill
DRENS Boots and Shoes of superior quality ofheme
and custom make, and is offering 20 close cash buy
ers unusual inducemes is. He will MAKE il for the
interest of his nu mel GUS customers and people al
large in the county to buy their supply of Fall and
winter ware from him At his old store opposite the
Bank. Main Street, Ashland. And with a good
/ oreman-rsliable workman, aud good material-he
Is prepaired to make work to order tor those who
prefer it. Ladies fine DRESS SHOES and GAi-
nm. s new stiles. Be sure and 'examine my stock
before you purchase-and L will abide your desi-
sion. SsoN
A sbIond S,ntamber 30-tf. 3tl l