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6. ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD

"ANNIDtI 3. ST. JUSLIIL hAiI4itVAII
III MISUNDERSTANDING STDCh.-hot,rs o.
fxct,cfsl Agreements have hsn consolidated mo ~
k.r,. bv sr tn 10 tie oi.s 40 DEE fitcai A-eisN ID
ko.on En- amounts which be r zoe ro OF ~ uoi CO.
n le0 EACH ~ having them wan Ae.srs "t - l.
C!tRkE & CO. No 81 Welis.. New, crk, who VIZ i.7'
vayd them and return the ce-fhcacs of f sif a. VII
s.reh,,e the eetion. .hsIes of cssn st u ;st rr.'
X =. NA4cos. Iseas-
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JrGuraa.e COMpGHies.
OFFICE. 10. 60 WAL IT.


TrI' CONrfNY COElIIIE5 10 iN'UhT AGAlNSr
% AID Da5.A1E -. FIRE. way .s,faD.s e.
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Crplcseogr,1AE MlrIsa eolPsSH

6yycE OF rrg NoRTH AMzslctS tIRE !ssT ft' ofC'tB
Not " a ll-.i., Wv. OSK, Dee }, ie0J
TIME BOARD or DikLCIONs have u..'
n s.v Seciared en INTEREST DitiDtND O. POUR a.
PER CENl On the C.pisl stock for The 80 "a u's i'.-
November l. l66S. payable demand Interest on '~o ID
srs.sed Capita v II date nom tho lei u oep,cuDsi
r. ". bLtECAER, secy.
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Sales bn auetion.
7. DIEECKER. SON g. Co.

J. BLEECKER, son d. Go.
Il. WI ,cl a. Auction on WEDNESDAY, Dec IA, 1869
y ,aocx ~ tho Exchange Saesroom, No III broadway,
- .oleSs "
rXECprORS' SALE
py olr u The Executors Of the Estate Of John Lyons do
osst-t.
VALUABLE LFhSEHOLD PROPERTY.
EAtr BApADWk Yi'be Lfhss of No. . oas two y.ars
Tuin May irtt with coscnrnt o. renewal OF buidings
nd a arp5semeni hres story and a..ic bgck house;
b. tween Mrsst ma 'lihaiinests.
cox aBlA-Sf.-1he Lrafe OF M. III; twenty years
rs % Nay lHta, With covenant Of renewal, &c.
rfand rnoer peser' term +i35 per payable
qsrry ad all 'arof and assessments. Rouse thr,osory
AZ hssstu.Lt Dref.
lor u PAM cn'rfs &c sppy 10 the Ane,ionesrs, No II
Ce..aI It., - ,o.nlng Us Bans ~ Commerce.
CATH G. LIONS. Executrix
WV. uuGHES. EIeoutor.
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NnGrnnl.
EiyE TWENTY BONDS,

HIVE TWENTY BONDS,
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,
u s. FIVE T'vEN1s LOAN GEMS
No IS WALL SIRE. . or,,-v,,-,-y
Ne 4ovus7,rreu are desreiur ne w Z - =, an
ROADS % Ysyadly that shall ielta.1ri % F F~ -
hr,,crs without the 6eluy ho-stoiofo ~ ,t;ous on
We shall esdesvor 60 Neep s0fpy Of ."
kand 81 iplne Gis;e delivery.
We buy aud es st nsTsff re't, po,-DS AZ fsst
u s. COUPON end ~ OistfNs.,"
~ So s TREASURY hOtsr,tis
II Il ONE Yf.AR CEErlFlt 49,
n = OIJAR4ER NAeil.b ,,,55 =, r-r.c
v0UcHffS. snd al GOV a., vii t y, ureDar.d =,
.ns. Ih Sesirsbe los. these securities N 'e d
received spd Collections made on srcItet
~. ,gsks BONDS and Colo Dough. ane SOLO ON e.'n'"
FISK & IfATCS. BAN NrtsS
.,apEA-EES in GOV ERNMEl'f SE'Uii''ES'
- 10 s. NAALSi
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.CALwAY LINE.
ATLANTIC irisu AOYAL NAIL STEAM
hAtlUAIl1s toI.A-h.
trFlAtiC. ltri hnfla pousf =. Vpiun.
lIltNslA. l.lNJ np. power stse 4au..
COZ 80, 49," n'f'' ."er y.- ."a.
TIE ma n.a.sff sils 0sh,.i .f-l.lt.
tpllNhlA, ttE. itrFEits -
wiz ''ii I'm ~ W-N"At I.f nALWAN snl iIFlkrooi
on &. t.u., pe,ealsrl3 sob. ill'~ea ~ TIE -.bii-
hlA tar. LtI a.. iflr poaiON Dsl. .
E.,s. p.lss p'yssS ~ sol o. D.. osa'senl IA cuf'
F'i.i CAB t'
il.r.s..ae ..-........ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
p,.'...i, 80 & %. ..' . f.. r.nbp,,
ii,rfr tlrnen. lo'i'r ia.. 'rtwefr A. a. .ot. r'
tsi-.ff. liverpool 20 osi~sy Acs-los ana .S.ten,
= o. a.. ADJ Slis.
rABfL Pa srkRLf 70 % broadway
pr Gti.lia.d o.h-...t. .ltfan. sfr!
LtNh..AC., elias go. 81. ,.''h wasu.'t
Norio. The resrs.dp c rs ~ NEw-luEk Wi .al
~ e. Il NuAN tie itl inst . nc Hct lafsensots
sd os-a.e aust b 90 s'a.asi 4. in &c s,,.nnf
GTEAM WEEKLY 20 LIVERPOOL, touch
- ms 81 G4ecuslown Cora iisft bon, scl knoSn
steamer. 81 tic Lseio, Ass ois g.. llaa, 4a stessl
th.p uil ..ns DO. '.tt . to saa q ..lI.ss.
ttl VI NLM-l ol'A......-.. f'd W. .'e
i4 st.... iNi'. lt,.
CITY Of WASHINGTON saturday. Dc q
49, e,-fy 'l.ees4. SATURDAY. a. aoor from fiss Z"
ANS oY rt",o,
lsisn, In so'l or BOO "I.ast,. .-eI r-ncyi
tiss a.4 20 -ouuon.. D. s sf.-sc Be- i.oldI... }, n
Ff.f tanu io.l .is.... '' fN 0fs lr f l..t.. 81 D.
!.l.tlt.ln 60 llal...s OBJ .e...a O., .ia.h.ft.. o.
Ia.cieru $50 ui..iI.. .p tl4ue lls.tl L.i.siis.s
A. Iwr.r. Sc. cenr.j i.t ...-t
i.,. f,.t IvcI.H4e o.. tl,rhsawu. l'. Glor. - SIS
flD-, r,'e.isr, 81" 4lse Hlc wish 20 .eli ioT 1sA
fvsasf. s'. i..i aiii, 81, .ge 90 r'n, 'of,s'
Ju.lS 90. DALI. Asrrt. 80 D. hiold~sy. y. Y.
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CJroccrle5 ano provisions.

DARskINS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS,
- 10 TiAs COFFEE, WINES emil all Kind, II tirocer
b.. and Provisions FLOUR. tlSA Ha,n. ,na Curauts II
Is ccnis pes pound ttron aud everything oils, avery
family, butter. Cheese Lafd,'al
CHEAP FOR CASH.
SUGARS The largest ,,onnen, ever offered 10 tho d., b.
Ito Ia Nav Ioh. tUOMAS H. A0NEW.
No 200 Csoen~io A.. end nv. 80 Murray Il.
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& NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
COMMENCING NOV. 10, lSo1
TRAINS LrAVE NEw-YoRX'

Passenger Station IN Sewiofs 9Th o. Ass .hsA
EEss.a.s ?7tk a.
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a AuflIUIA 81 tie SOUTH and WEST. via JER.
stY IlI4.-Nan suI frpfr.s Lines care he" loAE
49, Dol r.. No. .. q. 30 nl /! lidnirt ts.e - ~ .
t N.. jed ..s Ats llgo,l "a .ase - la Though eac
sa.r er sta a. Ass 10 rrd - 40 l.sN r. e. '''
T. .....sinn aui AZ q All r. 90. for tie W cot
~ MUpDHi ~ Assistant Soper'rt-uisn.
10 tsr-rrc " be received i0r trans nue's c'H'e"
81 1. .---.. ln .-l-c 81 tLe tyr ~ lt.,-s.
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NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAILROAD. -iNCkEAS. D ACCoNNOpArNNs.~
t. 5f Ana.., lroy tic AuIih sud Me, leave .o.h -
d. DC f Do a. a. ara IS b. sunday tsin lave HeS,
l.sA 90 Albany 40 o.. Anany fes sew loiN ''''
: - ~. L.AlM.ll. sNLeI---- ----
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DOARD WANTED.-A yohng German bold
Ing Government. position wishes TO hnd nome IN
pvote family where he could have Board with al gs room
NJ al paries preferred Address e. B.. Tribune once
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o. .. 90 sIA Tx N.-'I T-INTS,
= az oenonns'ioa-, couslT q. - an "sfy for irr1~
diate delivery -r tnd Interest 40 AGoke aud baAkst
eAe ra1sl commission allowed.
stocks Bo-d bought and rod on commission 81 III.
Brokers Board Meresnii.e payer and loans neg Hated
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Doar0 an0 Rooms.

BOARD WANTED--By a Lady and
0,utI,nsn {. American ism y. In the vicni
" Of .h.t between ID .nd etLsvs Direct 4. Box NO
10. Tribune Office.
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I ONG ISLAND KAILRUAD = M liz
! ARRANGEMENT, commencing Nov: " lS's.7Le.,e
I.te..i I'D 5slnsi l.. r.. a. m.-Frisys and sailf
GD.s4 D. ~ .,o-sor o,e.I0 I;, sag iiabor hamrionr
A. sofr4rs all Stations fof lsiiP sisa NJ ana r. n.
Tor ~yasr M. ~ snd IN. For Jsnsaies a
ant ~ o. and Ana p. -
SUNDAY E.CIAsloS IRAIS-For 1s!p al 9;l3 q n.
ffoa ail stopping. stsoEs Fare ior tins Tran ~
s1cOrsoE t-aes. =. ~ a..
tor syo.ss sundfys, a. IS p NJ stopping At al 49,
tons n ~ ANJNrN, superintendent
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NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSEY.

- From loot Of COunAnalst, connecting a, lismp'pU
Junction wuh delaware LacA and es,en Railroad
Ed o. Es,.n ~Ah Iehigh Valley Railroad sud rs eoDneo
Jennings dfec, las 20 Imt.barsh aud the "est viii
" chauge u ears.
Siry N,s ,ri Two HorRs saved ~ this Inc u Chicago
Cncii.n.ii 81 Louis etc. VIII 5a, one dsnse o: cara
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EOR nOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via NEW

4 PORT and FALL RivER.-rhs splendid and mpsdo,
steamer ME1ROrOLlS, Capt Crown, leaves N.w.Yoi
every TUksD. Y, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, Ne
MONDAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, It 4 o'clock p 4
from Pier No. North River.
Hereafter no room. will be regarded a. secured 10 any sppH
cart unii. he sam. mail have besp paid for
f.ibt t. Boston IL forwarded through with great dispatch
by sn Exyes. reieht 4, ain.
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6teamboats an0 RAILROADS..
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

WORCESTER, PAIMEK, FIICHBUk0 Nl6HnA
LOWELL, CONCORD, TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The new and stsnch steamers Of the Norwich line
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW.YORK
leave hewYork daily lSundays excepted at O'Clock -
from. Pier No. 30 North River, foot Of Vestry.st -
FOR EEV.LONDON
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from n.
.ooys points via Norwich Worcester Boston WoresstsS
Worcester Nashua aud NewLondon Northern RsiroedS
AIKEN at the lowest For information inouir
oil H. s. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pier
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Commerclns Nov q. 1893 Leave New orb ~ follow:
H..NssUss EIPtns.--A, = m, for Ess,on, Resiins
Pott.vil,, H.n.sbufs Msnrh Chunk. Wilisunpor-
H.LrssIhAtB;ipa a., io- Eason "sief Gap, 5cransoa
" sesh1Ile Greet Bend. rit'sion, nshsudon. he -
i9a TEAiN-for Eaton, Allentown, hsuch Chunk, WI
isrsroft kcsdns Pousyillc harrisburg, &c. -
5tJ p E.-.cr El.ton. Eehlehen, Allentown aHd Ms0sb
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

WHAT FoR ?-The question is very natu-
rally and very anxiously asked why President
Lincoln has declared Martial law over the
Northern States. We do not think It difficult
to divine the motive of the President. The
practical application of a little common sense
is all that is required to understand it. We
are not aware that there is an insurrection in
any part Of what is termed the loyal States
no part Of them are invaded by the
confederate forces nor is there any well groun-
ded apprehension of such an event. Butth,re
are important elections TO be held in Ohio and
Pennsylvania this fall, and the President is
October elections will furnish a sequel to the
plot. Let the peeple BE prepared for it.
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The ISSUE IN OHro.-The issue in ques.
ton in the pending canvass in Ohio is fairly
made up, and the contestants have taken sides.
1t is, PEACE. or WAR! The PEOPLE are for
PEACE, the UNION and VALLANDIaHAM l.
The Thieves are for War, Plumber and Shoddy
Contracts. There can be no lodging ; hence,
those who vote for VALLANDIGHAM, vote for
Peace, the Union and the. Rights of the. White
Man while those who vote fer BRoUaH, vote
for War;, Contractors aud the equality of the
Black Man. Men of Ashland, ponder well
your duty. Your destiny is in the cast Of
your ballots. 81
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DEMOCRATS ARE You READY

Less than two weeks intervcnes between
the date Of this paper and the election, and we
would,enquire Of the Democracy of Ashland
county if they are ready for it? IF they have
carefully weighed the ACCOMPLISHMENTS in.
volved, and fully comprehended the obliga-
tons resting upon them. They will be called
upon on that occasion to discharge their par
in the noblest and grandest act that has ever
fallen to American citizens,-that of saving
their State from the horrors Of civil Dor. re
storing PEACE to their country, the UNION OF
THE STATES to their posterity, and LIBERTY
to their race. This is the high and holy mis-
sion assigned to the Democracy of the coun-
try. Dare we hope that they will be equal to
the task. IF they quail now before the threats
of a reckless and desperate tyranny, all is
lost,-PEAcE, UNION, LIBERTY, all are gone
For if the administration, in defiance of the
will of the people. succeeds in placing one OF
is minions in the Gubernatorial chair of Ohio,
there will be no checks in the way of it's am
bilious policy, and it will lake good care that
none be placed there by the voice of the peo-
pie, in the future. The will of the people in
Kentucky, Maine and elsewhere where the
farce of an election has been gone through with,
has been set aside by the use of the bayonct
and a corruption fund. and if the people Of
Ohio now falter in the. discharge of their du
ty, tho liberty of the sohite man in this coun.
try is bartored way in a fruitless effort to Sc
cure the liberty of the negro.
In view of these facts we adjure the people
of Ashland county by all that is dear and sa'
cred to man, to stand firm, to falter not in the
discharge Of the duties which their children,
their country and liberty demands.
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Just Think of This, Reader

The Newark o., Advocate, says truly. as
all who remember and revere the patriot
Douglas know :
Reader. do you remember how the Aboliti.
onists used to speak Of the lamented Douglas ?
You remember how they den,unced him as
being a"ereater traitor than Benedict Arnold
and how they also assailed his private cbarac.
ter. These same men are now engaged at the
same malicious and damnable crusade, their
victim being this time Clement l.. Vallapdig-
ham. Remember this fact and do not be de
ceived by men who denounced Douglas as a
traitor, and who are new d~enouncing. Vallan-
digham in the same manner.
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Put this in Your Hat.
SENTIMENTS OF vALLAND1aHAMi

~ ~
n4-"Do right ; and trust to God and Truth. and
the People. Perish Office, perish honors, perish life
nseif-but do t~hething tina. is right, and do it IL e
. nan."-SpstcI If January I4sA, 1861
s1Sr"Dexoted to the Union from the beginning, l
Wnl not desert It now, in this the hour of its sorest
trial"TEztrac from Speech. 80 ~ a
shot believing the soldiers responsible for
the, war, or Us purposes, or its consequence I
never withheld my vote where their seperate inter
z eses were concsrnsd." January IA, 1861
~ ss;r. r. am against disunion. 1 find no
more pleasure in . Southrn disunion.st than in
Northern or Yves ern disunionists. -Spe De-
een6~ 15tk, 1859,
81 am. no Fl iend of the Coufeders te States
srtheir cause, bat It's ehemy."-Ertraet trons speech.
ouae@ e am a Democrat-for Constitution, for
Law, for Union. for Liberty from Speech.
-onBaE sNevet. with my consent shall peace be
: purchased ut the price of DISUNIOS "-E1traet
from Speech.
D5-.Eo orLer of banishment, executed by SUI
perior force, can release me from my right as q
citizen of Ohio and of the United States. =
Every sentiment and expression of attachment to
the Union Al d devotion to the Constitutional my
eonntry-which / have ever cherished, shall abide
u unchanged and unretracted until my return."-
<zdd<ess before b~anishmeat.
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Men of Ohio, Your Attention,

The Chicago Times. of the 18th inst, con.
tains the following significant paragraph
"There are Indications that a peaceabie cleo
ton will not be permitted in Ohio. The Ninth
Army Corps and other troops it is reported
have been ordered to that STATE. ard an aboli-
ton committee has gone to Washington to
procure the issue of a ukase allowing no votes
to be cast excer t for the Administr, tion ticket.
Do net let the Democracy of Ohio be intim.
idated from voting on the 18th day of Octo-
Der. It is your right, and not that power that
seeks to deprive you of it.
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WHICH WILL YOU VOTE FOR !?

JOHN BKoUGH. the Abolitiou candidate for
Governor of Ohio, says that the 1lwar must be
prosecuted until slavery is abolished, Teoery
WJe Be made a pidog, and every child be
made JatAeyless."
CLEMENT L.. VALLANDIdHAM, the Peace
candidate Of the white men of Ohio, says, "I
am for Reace,ssfo Union, for Liberty, for
Lau."
Freemen of Ohio which of these men will
you vote forI He who says that this war shall
be prosecuted. until the negro is emancipated
aud made the peer of the white man, if it
makes every wife in Ohio a widow, and every
child an orphan Arc you willing to make
such a sacrifice Nay, more, are you willing
to imbrue your hands in a brothers blood and
then go down to the grave in battle with the
blood of a fratricide crimsoning your garments
that the negro, whose freedom cost you your
life, may, perchance, outrage your bereaved
wife, and lord it over your orphaned children !
If you are, you will, of course, cast your vote
for JOHN BRoUGH. But if you are in favor
of "the Constitution as it is, and the niger
where he is"-in favor of preserving the lives
of their families, of restoring the blessings of
Peace to our country and the Union of our
fathers to our children, cast your vote for
CLEMENT L. VALLANDIeHAM, the friend OF
Peace, the Union and the White Man.
To the People We would say, ponder these
things well. Upon your decision on the 18th
of October hangs the destiny of your country.
Shall it be Freedom7or Despotism
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Notice.
DanielW errman
and Lao Wersman
John Merrmnn

n,s John Weriman t e2 u
John Keller and abby Maria Kel- Court Of Com
Ter his wife. G. w. Ford and Mary mon Pleas of
E.. Ford his wife. isaac Emm N Ashland
and Susan Emnons his wife. Benz county Ohio
Emmons and Sarah NJ Z mons his Pc itioH for
wife, and Abigail Wentman widow Partition
of Simon Wentmon decd: A 1sfT
The above. named defendants will take notice
that the above named plaintiffs on the 9TH day of
August, A d.. 1868. Fl ed n ~petiiion in the Court
of Common Please of Ashland county Ohio, where
the same is now pending demanding partition of
the following premises slfuate il said coun,y of
Ashla-d TO wit The north vest ana4ier of seq
ticf Nc. five l5) township No. twenty two t29
range sixteen (f6) beginning al the north east cor
ner of said quarter section, thence running south
one hundreo and fty-eight (iE81 perches. thence
west one hundred and slxty.iwo oerches fl62)
thence north one hui 3red and fifty eight perches,
thence east one hundred and sixty two perches to
the place o. beginning
The plaintiffs demand that, partition is made of
said premises as follows TO plainiiffs. each the one
seventh pa 1 of said premises, andto -ibbY Maria
Keller, John Wertmcn, Susan H. Emmons: Sarah
NJ. Emmons andto Mary E. Ford, each the one
seventh part ofsaid premises and to Abigail Vert
man widow of said Simon Wentman dec'd dover in
the whole ag 4a}
~ AZ the next tern of sail Court an application
will be made by said plaintiffs for an order that
partition may be ma lie of said premises or thatihe
same be sold as provided BY statute ,e
81 e&d1 %s TT KENNY AIRY FoR Ffs-
j August 9Th. 1868. CIV NC.
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Arm !

Curtin and Stanton are in conspiracy to
prevent, by military force, a fair election in
Pennsylvania. Let every man who loves lib
erty ::be prepared to prove that he is yor
thy Of it, by defending his rights ut all haz-
ards and to the last extremity.-Washington
(Pa) Eransiner.
The rights of the people. of Ohio are like
wise threatened with invasion. We would
urge them by every tie which a freeman holds
dear, wife; children, liberty, TO ARM and re-
pei force with force.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

r WILL sell at public auc ion, in front of ihp Town
i Hall on - r - -
THCRSDAE SEPTEMBER l7th, 1868,
the following properly beloirging.foi the Estate of
John Jacobs. drcsd. storwit: the East Roum5of he
Town Ha building with the portion ofthe4 Ware
Room belonging to The same, in9the rear thereef
thereto as decided to said John Jacobs dec'l. by the
Incorporated village of Ashlend.l Terms made
known on day OF sale 6 1872 AGG a..4
- 800 JOHN j.. JACOBS Adpr.
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DON'T LIKE THE FOREIGNERS

JOHN BRoUGH in his Portsmouth speech
made a most vilainous and ccwardly attack
upon our Irish citizens, saying among other
things, hat the "Irish Catholics having de-
stroyed their own country, came here to de-
stroy another, aud all they feared was the ina
CUR" STERLING BUSHNELL, the Abolition
candidate for county Treasurer, 10 his speech
at Rowsburg, attempted to be very faeetious at
the expense Of the Germans. He said that
ethe Dutch on coming to this country CON
menced.suoting the Constellation before they
90. the krout picked out of their teeth The
is, that the Irish ard Germans WHIP are
so fortunate as to escape the despotisms OF the
old world and find an asylum here, come with
u full appreciation of the liberty which our
institutions afford, and attach themselves to
that party which has ever been the foe OF tyr
amy and the friend Of the People.-the Ma
tional DEMOCRACY. That's what's the matter
with BRoUeH that's what's the matter with
BUSHNELL. These men who have exiled
themselves from kith and kin that they might
enjoy in free America the inestimable bles-
sings Of civil and religious liberty denied them
in their fatherland, have the manhood TO vote,
upon the issues involving the stability of the
institutions of their adopted country, accord
ing to the dictates of their conscience aud
their reason, and for this they must be ma
-Iigned and abused by these apostates who have
betrayed their party and would betray their
country for the prospect of paltry Office.
Our adopted citizens will remember these
aspersions and rebuke the naligners at the
proper time.
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D. WATSON

MEMS. WOMENS. GIRLS. BCYS, and CHILL
|DRENStBoots and Shoes. of superior quality of heme
and custom make, and is offering 20 close cash buy
ers unusual inducemeT Is. He will MAKE l for the
Interest of his numerous customers and people a:
large in the county to buy their supply of Fall and
Winter ware from him ut his old store opposite the
Bank, Main Street, Ashland. And with a good
is prepairedsto make work TO. order Tor those who
prefer it. Ladies fnesDRFSS and GAL
new stiles. Be rure and examine my stock
sionI 1889 Tx
Ashland. September. 3o-tf. go 9sffzy -654
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FACTS THAT CANNOT BE CON.
VERIFIED.

Remember Then on the 18th OF Oc-
Thatthe ammount of money you will have
to pay to our county treasurer as taxes this
fall will be at least one third more than it ever
was before.
That the State debt of Chic. that three
years ago was looked upon as a great burden
by the taxpayers, was only a. o 900 of dol
lars.
That the debt of Ohio. to day, is more than
hoo hundred and fifty millions of dollars.
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Let it be Remenlbered.

That John Brought said, in his La ncaster
speech, that ssSLAVERY MUST BE PUT
DOWN, ROOTED OUT, IF EVERY WIFE
HAS TO BE MADE A WIDOW, AND
EVERY CHILD TO BE MADE FATHER.
LESS" and when you come to cast your vote
on the second Tuesday of October, set your
seal of condemnation upon the author of so in
famous a proposition.
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Lei it be Remembered.

That the insane efforts of the administration
of Mr.. LINCOLN to emancipate the slaves of
tn South, has cost the American people the
lives of $50 900 men, and $4,000, 100000 in
money ; and then if you are satisfied with the
experiment and wish a change of policy, vote
the Democratic ticket, which is pledged to
Peace, Re-Unionand tde interests of the White
Men of the country.
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nA- Let it be remembered that JoHN
Bro. GH seeks to intimidate the people Of
Ohio from a DISCHARGE of their duty by threat
ening civil war if VALLANDIGHAM is elected
Will the freemen of Ohio be thus intimidated
Do your duty, and DO it like men, and leave
the result to God and your own strong arms