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can be nothing more false.

can be nothing more false.
] 1t has inaugurated a system by which
one tenth of the citizens of State, in
stead of majority, may form State
Government.
1t has prohibited the circulation q
! newspapers in the United States mails
! because they criticised and opposed the
acts of the Administration it has actu.
ally suspended their publication, and
placed censorship over the press and
telegraph.
1t has circulated falsehood aud sup
pressed the truth.
1t has multiplied, to an indefinite ex.
tent, the number of subordinate officials
simply to appease the persistent appeals
of mere demogcgues and political paupers
1t has disregarded the reserved rights
of the States.
1t has provoked spirit of mob-law,
which has developed itself in the princi-
pal cities in the destruction of life and
property.
It has destroyed immense amounts of
public and private property; imposed on
industry burdens too grievous to be borne ;
enriched the few at the expense of the
many overfowed our hospitals with dis
abled men, and crowded our streets with
life long 'cripples.
1t ha7infamed all the baser passions
of the human heart.
It has established dNational Banks"
in every nook and corner of the land, a
system of6Aance universally repudia;ed
by the people.
1t has allowed military officials TO in
terrupt our system of election by ballot.
) 1t has intermeddled with the religious
instructions of the country.
1t has attempted to disgrace reprcsep-
tatives of the people in Congress for dar
ing to exp ess their honest sentiments in
regard TO the war and its consequences.
It has seotfed at every proposition sub
mitted to Congress for an honorable set
tlement of our matte nal troubles, and
stigmatized all peace propositions as s'dis.
honorable"
1t has declined to restore the Union
unless the Southern States will abandon
slavery, thus making the will of the Pres.
ident, instead of the Cons titution, the
law of the land
In word, having filed half million
of graves and filled the country with mil.
lions of widows and orphans, it now re-
fuses to make peace or restore the Union
until white men and negroes are reduced
to common level-until our heretofore
proud. wsite republic shall become dis
gushing mass of mongrels and hybirds-
philadelphia Age.
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A Card to Invalids.

A Clergyman, while residing In South
America as missionary, discovered - safe
and simple remedy for the Cure Of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases Of the Ufis
nary and Seminal Organs, andthe kole train
of disorders brought on by baneful and ,yiei-
GUS habits. Great numbers have been alfee-
dy cured by this. noble remedy. Prompted
b, q desire to benefit the afflicted and unfor-
tunate, will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, m q sealed enSslops,
to any one who needs it, FREE OF CHAReH.
Please inclose stamped envelope, address,
ed to yourself. Address .s,sxsSt.,.
JOSEPH +. INMAN,
SIArtos p. BIBLE Ho5sn y n
~ Z feHYs8 ca;
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"f these internal frnatics and A bo'i
tionists rue- get The poaoer into their hands
they uiU orerr,de the Constitution, set the
Supreme Court at defiance, change and
make laos to snit them <elves, lay violent
hands. on those ,eho differ wih them in
opinion, or dare question their fidelity.
and finally b,nkrupt the country and
de'uge It Oisk BIZ d,"-DANIEL WEB
sTEn. es.k,j
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For Sale at ai1 Times.

T always keep on hani lot Of theSbest o
/ Lime and Mortar for Plastering or Stone
the accommodation of the public. Hiskept
in a building directly opposite McKane's
Black Smith Shop, on Orange street. and in
my absence Mr.. McKane viii attend to GUS
:omers I have also hand q Target lot Of
good, sawed pine lath 70 sale cheaper than
JOSHUA Rowland.
Aashland, June %, Is64-no. 8, It.
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Valuable Town Property For
Tfy Gnla 3r zHlasS qi5is

THE undersigned desires to sell as soon AZ
possible his residence with the TaAnery
and other buildings now owned and occupied
by him. There are seven lots; situate on
Main Street and extending to third street,
Ashland. One large Brick dwelling house
small dwelling houses, tive plenty, Of fruit.
shrubbeiy, &c., &c., good water and al the
for a first class residenee.--
1 will sell all together or in parts and By lots.
For particulars inquire of the undersigned
upon the premises Of Justiss Davis. E9usS
HUGH DAVIS.
March 2Sd. 1864.
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s@ We are having the good times it

~ We are having the good times in
paying
@- State Taxes!
sG- County Taxes 2
s@ Township Taxes
BR City Taxes!
B@- Bounty Taxes!
g~ Internal Revenue taxes!
e. 1@Tax on Coffee
nA-Tax on Tea
nA- Tax on Calico.
ne-Tax on Muslin!
and in fact you are taxed on
EVERYTHING YOU EAT!
EVERYTHING YOU DRINK!
EVERYTHING YOU WEAR III!
and indeed if there is luxury in taxa
tan, you have "GOOD TIMES" in pay
ing Taxes
nA- We are having "good times" in
buying Stamps for Deeds Stamps for
Mortgages, stamps for notes, stamps for
duebills, stamps for receipts, stamps for
bills of lading, stamps for checks, stamps
for certificates, stamps on documents,
stamps on papers, and in fact nothing is
binding in law, unless Lincoln stamp
of some kind is attached
nA- We are having good times, aint
we with our
Ragged Currency.
Greenbdcks. large and small,
s'Lineoln skins" and gilt paper,
Lump black and INK,
instead of the Geod Old Fashioned I
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OSBORrS CURTIS,

HAVE fmed a partnership in the practice
ofIav and will attend to business in their
prGis sion in Ashland and adjoining coun-
ties Jfice, in the building heretofore oc-
enpiol by W. Osborn, on Chsrcn street
u le L, 1854, v19nl
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W. TLOHX,S1OE.

ATTORNEY at Law, office over Beer & Gra-
h.m's Sore, sin Street. Ashland. o., will
atusid promptly to all business entruste ed
to h.s care. Special attention given to col
lection of Soldiers claims of all kinds.
June 8, 1864, v19nl
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r. NJ. CAMpHEL1

T. J. KENNY. r. NJ. CAMPBELL
KE.s.FF s. C.4.uPBELL.
AT LAW. Ashland Ohio;
Office on Church Street, in the BRICK build
ing Immediately West o. Kahn's store.
Ju1te g, 1864, v19nI
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The "GOod Times'' Promised
Ry Lincoln and the W1de-
AWakes in 1860.

sgTe are having i'good times.'-
Every day adds three millions of dollars
of taxation on the people, and every dol.
lar of debt is mortgage on the property
of the people!
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.9,DRs. s.4JWPSEL S SHEET s.
- II. COW,.s.1,, IN. ID,
Il. Il. CR.aTe, m. ID
NGtaoe1laneou9.
". RaEsTOT,

JEWELER r and Silver smith, one door West
of Porters Drug store, Ashland. Ohio
Gold and Steel 'ens, and q choice variety
of Jewelry. kept Gems antly on hand
Highest price paid for old gold and silver
Repairing done to order, on reasonble
Rns -satisfactorily warranted. y19n1
A IL persons knowing themselves indebted
IA to the undersigned win please call at j.
D.Jones Office and make immediate settle
msnt, and save themselyea COSTS -.r-a
.x.IaS F.S. JACOBS.
ns-sw.l 1s sf5llI +
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q . r9I McCOMBs.

AFT0RNERY and Counsellor atEaw, Ash
land Ohio. Office in the Bank building
over the Hariw ware Store vl9nl
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81 COMPUTATION FEEi

SIU Taxes for being Farmer
And every three months we have the
pleasure of paying largely to free our
townships from the draft.
If the people desire the continuance OF
such times-if they like stamps, license
fees, and taxations of similar character,
let them go to the polls and vote for the
Widow-maker. IF they want to change
such times, let them work till November
to elect Mcclellan and Pendleton.-Sen-
eca Advertiser. "a
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!. J. JACOBS. J.w. Moor
JACOBS s. .M,CORD,

attend to all professional business intrusted
= to them in ashland, and adjoining counties.
Bounty money, back pay and pensions for
soldiers and others entitled thereto, pro-
cured, and collections made with prompt
ness and attention.
Office over the shoe store, on Main Street
opposite the Bank.
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t 4.11l.1REC.8.F HOUSE,
FORMERLY McNULTY's, by ARCHIBALD
FIELEY. Ashland Ohio. The House, is
:, thoroughly reftted, and its proprietor is
prepared to accommodate all his old
friends and as many new ones as may be
pleased to give him aeall.
June 3, 1864; vl9nl.
W.ILEEe HOUSE,
MAIN STREET, between third and fourth I,
MansEeld, Ohio.
D.M. MILLER, Proprietor
= June g., 1864. vI9nl
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DEMOCRATIC GOLD AND s1LvERl

rA- These are good times when
Fathers have to give up sons,
Wiveslhave to give up husbands,
Sisters give up brothery, q i eF
Children give up parents,
Ia And men give up homes,
whenever Abraham Lincoln sees fit toput
his Wheel of Dsath in motion, and put
through the Draft!
be- We are having 'tgood times'' in
deed with country involved in a civil
war, which has plunged her into a debt
which will grind her down with eternal
and everlasting taxation We are having
"good, times" when the rich man can in
vest his money in government bonds, and
have his interest paid in gold, while the
farmer, mechanic, laboring men, &C., the
property OF THE SOLDIER IN THE
FIELD, the SOLDIERS WIDOW and
ORPHAN, are taxed to pay gold sreante
on antared bonds Fine times for the
rich--under Abe Lincoln's blessed Ad-
ministration-the happy effect of Wide
Awakeism
We have "goods times" before us yet
if Lincoln Is elected, for he is pledged in
his Niagara letter to reject all compro-
misses and carry on the war until-as Mr..
Chase said in his Cincinnati spcech-the
"last shackle is struck off the slave Y'
We are having "good times in paying
the salaries of 100000 NEW CIVIL
OFFICERS created, brought into being
by Lincoln. They swarm in every coun-
ty, in every neighborhood, thick as au-
tumn leaves-and, oh they are so honest
so uncorruptible-so patriotic lit. is
delightful for the people to pay taxes to
support them!
We are having "good times" in paying
the
81 COMPUTATION FEE!
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Sewing Alutbincs.
CLIPTIC HOOK LOCK-STITCH SEWING

EIIPIlC HOOK Iblk-SlllNH SEW INNt-
IA MACHlNES-un.y Sewing Machine making tie Ave
,tch that con deserve the space they occupy na
HOUSE OR WORK ROOM
Thi, il conceded point and 10 the Sew Ing Machine making
ths stitch wh the ,es speed beauty AMI certainty nut
be awarded rlN.ablc title OF the simplest best und cheap
e., sewing Machine ever lav.ntcd.
They are Manufactured II bridgeport Conn properly se.
CURED aud odered to tho public the raEPEciioN oi
srwi1s Machines.
WAhTEU-Ag,nis in al tho Western States. Apply or
adde's A. II. NltfIEEi no. 90 hro"lwHy n l.
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tl,hS'liHrsn

NOR StLE-onc LoW-rE!,sSt.R..Es f :, ). ~
e1trad ii WA. soag,, g cii asiSaEiY ii;s o. ,.s
9ler mo n''l3n, aiEy ot 70 IL r. WILLIAMS No. Il.
Wrrcu.st N,,yl OH cry .-.-------.,
O0RTNBIE STEAM-ENGiNESS NM
S'V ,,ftrni,.1 and Er SAIL D.. e. y. WOOD w.
T,t,l,. Madison Co., y Y. ....x
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n OW Il EA ID Y:
THE POPULAR EDITION OF

THE POPULAR EDITION OF
COCHIN'S RESULTS OF EMANCIpATION.
Translated by MARI L. Boorn Translator Of DE Gsspa-.
and Labou yes Works america, etc Auh.E vi The His
tory ftAe Ci'y Of Ncw.} oh"
in this edition. the Statistics given IN ENGLISH CUR.
RENCIEs AND WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, 20 that al
up glance the Practical Results Of Emancipation
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Is extensive circulation eagerly called for nv monument
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ATTENTION
Having bad several years experience In the
NEWS AND BOOK BUSINESS,
we would respectfully solicit the attention Of
EEWSDEALERS
throughout the country to uueqused facilities iof buying
sad frwa.d.ns goods.
We haye made arrangements with all The pn.pal elrT''
companies throughout the United sa'os to hayc our goods
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MISCELLANEOUS ORDERS.
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SENT BY RETURN MAIL or EXPRESS
p, tic ,svost market rate.
Oar terms and mode Of doing b1tncss not surpassed by
any st4eg h.acs IN the ;taie.
S.ulGraTRADE LIST and examine Trice'
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's'IIE MAJ.

a Forfeiture q ti- us.t Rem rssts i''n. uTCn ~
wi so That ,te va , Developed rlls t-rs .h' review
II PARrUSS BUTLER m o. Jazz Hlrr,n Neesly end
,ao rcacIaac North An,rc-a P,,.sw coa.-e' i'' article
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g,tc rauJ pa'oe AID -Osi end t-a, Do sa-t ile cen
Dd,ucs o.. vel o.. che sIa..'ulr ol 'Hr comfy
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VORKVUIE LOTS-p,rcmptory So.

NORKVlIIE LOrS-p,rcmptory SALE
ALBiEECKER. son 4 c.. vii .r.l - Aur i,u on
THURSDAY. REQ n, At ~ lock, a. Lo Exchange sales
r0oui 80. lll Broadway $500
t6IHsr-OSf LOT ~ sro'nd On The north .3' ~ a6ih
It (which loo Feet w.ac commencing l' r. wee. Oh! sa'
Is a. by lt0W.
lSGAV-fuUR LOTS on west side u 1T az, FOO t'p center
oftlc block between t aud tath it, each .ii by 10 g.
The title l. csI and iudisputaH.r. Twotirl rp nlui
on nofpre. Tie sac NJ boz without reserve, O., tie I'D rt
bidder Mar. may he obtained Of the Auctorreu, No a.
edai IT.
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o. SnA FOR SALE--to .ius1 30 .~n-'
T. D,'}VC. .ay ,E.a.,-.e ..a.. sr.'.'Y
Nina -t1I>E. $50. ~ il-'ser.f. 20 ot - f.'i.
.olri, fu bed al u perfect ,u.'f, .,t 'a. t'ort ~
vu.p0 4, a thr r.s]r.. Ars md . s'rr lra = q"
ltt.. .., u,c. %. fuouey t.lia4 ror ss- "
q ~ - 4. JOHNSON, Ne a. ~ ow. 1f -" 1880
log cloe.
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TIE E.v-Y0RK E-sU-WEF.LV TAgrSE )
,ul.sL.d ey..y TUESDAY md FluytE
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FI7IE sEMIWEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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" lie 0ooA nAe ialao L Irl.,s n gong.
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Sales on Antlion.
4 J. BLEECKEa & SON will SELL at


A J. BLEBCKEH e. SON will SELL at
FRIDAY. Feb.S.
SourTAEYS ORDER OF PhILO 4. Ku1.
Giles. ESQ, RtfERE6.
PCAHLST--Nest SIDE. No. 80 o't~ecn CAi.AAns- nnd
cry Hai!p.see. szs % md .'SNioi re;
A. . ocrk ~ he Esrila.e ro0, 70. III Broslrrv
tXECU Tons skI r. BY ORDER or IhE ENtCtlJtS
or MARIA 4. UANpLlS, DECEASED
St. t-,e r,o-ies brick. ,.le y feet 'front.' ard re- y -
more ~ ies. Leased iii May h. 100 Msp &C., 81 NO. -
Cedar.st. adjoining Bank q Commerce
A i. BLEECKER. SON ~ CO.. will sell
"a. .-,on On THURSDAY, T,b H. 1884, q y o5.,.-,
o. thc Fychlrgs Sr'e.ro1m, 80 III Ftori" & y o0ii
John Riley fsecutor, ONE LOT 90 GbotND. Oh ue
uorh side % s3s. cling 10 feet west - thsYre
size 23zlta5 hap, &C., 1t tIe Aucilolaers oihce 30 81
Cedarat
4 J. BLEECKER, sON & Co., will sch at
THrTenhY Feb - rot
A. y o'rS ~ 'he E-cIlugr Sl- 3D. Nc. lll Hro-' y.
on TuNTN FOURTH >INaEI-fl" three story n't
bafeneu, brick HOUSE aud LOT -. 90, south .ile
feet Do inches est o. l1t ty. House ifs brown 1tr
uHE-. .- good order All via .'ut Tor 800 n- l.al
oF Ihc i!s auI Griudst iass il Font If the ayY.
hap', &c.. % Auctoaeer' Office, So. y ted'r'L
4 !. BLEECKER, son u Co. viii sen o.
a. Auction. % THURSDAY. Fr6. u, at Ro'c.9--, 10.
PERF NP4Ctf -'tE.
TfGHrt-SLNTt-S ..-Dur LJ' ~ GROUND on tlt north
side oi6t .. 'wLca 81 4 10 f.ct wid'j c-"..ls H., ..'l
FIRSI-Ay-4 LOTS Oh w., de q i,v.. n the COS 'cr
O.; tio Lc,E, between 6 I'D toi'i. ..A go is'1 ~ go
feet.
The ,l, f, Gear and inl,sp-''e. T-ee' sffh. 90. Re
NAN on rlr gage Ills HsI Deg without g.' .r -f hr
.rarstbt Mal, u4y be- o.aiIod 90! TIE a',,o'"rr',
40. ~ tct4rft
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, 1864-05-31

From Our Special Correspondent
CA1Ru, May ., 1851.
The loyl men Of Southern Illinois, as far
Is have been able to learn, are perfectly sat
iefed with the conclusion reached by the
late Springfield Convention They say that
the ticket-leauing Us 1t does with the war
horsc, Dick Oglcsby-tLan whom no more
popular man could hare been found within
the borders Of the state-is bonnd to WIN,
and tint 1t will carry with it to tue ballot.
boz. not onl, the Republican party, bnt also
nearly cyery professed War Democrat in
Southern Illinois, where Oglesby is best
known. Men are already beginning TO dis
cuss the merits and dement's of the c3ndi-
dates announced By the Convention. OF
course, there arc those who wi1l cavil and
find fault with the nomipations made, but,
as general thing, the few who are found
thus raieing ohJection rs belong by rights with
the Copperheads, or; perhaps more properly,
with the rebel Coutederacy. Good men and
trne-eycn In Egypt-see nothing In tue tick
ct to discourage them, but, on the contrary,
very much to make them feel good aud, to
prophesy Success.
THE ooPrEaHrAps GnowL.
or course the Copperheaa element, which
is at the present moment more violently
Coppcrhead--morev violently opposcd to the
hest interests OF the country than ever before,
into their nest to cool their zeal on the sis.t.
la s;ui itEx cu7aat4 6octrine-ls leaTfnlly
dfttrapsht upon the subject Of the Union
nom1natiops OF course the yarmints
squirr, and twist, and hiss and enap--foE
IT'S their uatnrc-and swear By all the saints
Of snakcdon-Jcn. Davis being chiei among
al}-tbat the country is going to Wrack and
rnin-thet The Abolitionlsts are fighting for
s.spofle,n "ofIlce," ard their own "gyrau-
d,ztment; End charge cren that Oglesby is the
rreatest Abo)itiouist Of the whole ticket, and
fbat the War Dem ograts, the dear, Germaus,
in all the southern part OF the Stats have
becp left ont in TIT: cold, etc, etc. Bat all
This is "sound and fury and signifies moth
Gne of the moutlrpieces Of the snakey ele-
1nent lately said, commenting in Its peculiar
chrstc style upon tie nominations:
uAsve told tic War Democrats months ago.
rhcn they were how.tng about the nomination Of
Logan Grvso1 t'gsgnf out 1sE.a9s' AsG R.
nnuliScat,ots co6sist Of his Aho.itionism; for aa
10 bis abilities, be con'd not write grammatical
fenfencc to save bis life, and Ehen be gets to he
Gove1nos bis friends os. lonn @ 70 H.a ~ fbe sis
II" uhen te has occasion to refer u the Governor
| Of uliEbt.,"
Mixed with concatination Of coWardly
| talseLoods which the ,fcther Of li-s could
net create the tqual of II hr we're to try, We
ind one truthful admission In the above.
| i Is conta!ued in the tacld adntsetou that
ogaeehy viii be elected, set forth in the VIII
ters s'tehta heeets II BE- Gotrtn0,," DC :,
| As for Osltsby being IN abo1luoniet, II
makes Attle difference to the people ol
Southern Illinois. II he IL one. he has BE-
come SO thtough the conviction that aool1'
non Is s7gIf, aud the people are prepared to
s.ana ny I'M. bnt We hare been. In ycari
gone, taught to look upon the gentleman q