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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-19
LUMB Err, LUMB Err!

4 n AJI.VlIN. Al NlITUNe
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces to
the citizens OF Upton and Cedar county
that he has now on hand full assortment Of
Green Bay and Sacman Lumber, which was pur-
chased at paric prices, last October, and which
ne will now sell as
Low rs can be Purchase d at any Point on
the River.
Our stock consists Of Fencing, FLOORING Siding
Barn Boards, Clear Dry Lumber, Shingles Lath
and a complete assortment of Building Timbers
Those who purpose building will do well to call
and examine our stock before purchasing else
where.
The highest market price paid in cash for
Hogs Cattle, and all kinds of Grain.
J. J.. REED.
Wilton, Iowa. Jan. IT, 1865. n3m3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-19
PRURIGO LOTTO.

This net, preparation possesses most 'rondeJm
properties, and Is .-e@ .
a. SUN III CUIII
For every species Of the ITCH, rRN-
RE lITCI, EigREa'S ITCH, WABASH
SCRATCHES, ILLINOIS NANCE, ttTAN-
EOus ERUrTIONS, rIMrLIs On THE
FACE, SALT EiiElM, SCALD HEAD,
RINGVORMs, &c. L. @zt
The PRuRIGo LOTTO Is new and certain c",s
for all kinds Of Itch aud being fluid preparation "
h free from all tho gummy, dissgreeablc qualities OF
the ontments In general use. r az *gs#5
The PRURrGo LOTTO IL safe 10 use under Ali
CIRCUMSTANCES; will not srritatc the most tender
skin and CONTAINS NO MERCURY. DohI iah
10 Try H. Manufactured by #z ~.u
E.T.AW. T. MCFARLAND,
A3 Sole Proprietors. Lafayette, Ind.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
LORD l. SMITH, Chicago, wholesale Agents.
Sold nj Wholesale In Chicago by FULLER, FINCH
4 FULLER; CHARLES U. sMITH; BURNHAMS
VAN Setback; ". n. HARRIS CO..
SMITH DWYER; J. II. REED CO., and II.
ECOvIL.
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NOTICE

NCIIVE
Is hereby given that Solomon Aldrich, eyecu-
tor Of the estate Of Flavia Hus deceased has
iled in the county court Of Cedar county Iowa
his final report of the settlements Of said estate:
all persons interested in said estate will appear
and object thereto on or before the 9Th day of
February "A. ID. 1873, or said report will be ap-
proved and the executor discharged from fur
Their duties or liabilities in the promises.
J. G. BELTS, Co. Judge.
Jan 1G, 1865. n3w3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03
BELI}s sPEOIFIO PILLs-WABI

RAETED IN ALL OAsEs.-Oan bs relied
Fever lAil to ourei Do not nhuseatsi Are speed
IA aotioni No change Of diet required Do not ir
tsrfsre With business purHuitsi Can Be used With
put dstootionl Upward Of 800 orres the past month
--some Of them very revere oAssa. Over one hun-
drad phyaioianE have used them IN their pTso.
tl0s, and speak well Of their efficacy, and spproTs
OF their competition, which q entirely yegetabis-
and harmless on the system. Hunorodn OF corti1,
estes can be shown. Bells Specific Piih arc 81,
original and only genuine Specific PHI. They are
adapted for male aud female, Oldor young, ans
the only reliable remedy for ehscting . permhd
sent and speedy in all cases Of spermatOErheA-
Or Seminal Weakness, with all its trains Of evils,
r1ob a. UrethrEl and Vaginal Discharges, Glsss,
be Whites, Nightly or Involuntary Emissions, In
tonsinenoo, Genital Debility and Irritabilty, In
potency, Weakness or loss OF Power, Nervous De-
bility 6c., &o., all Of Vhoh arise principally fro
SEXUAL Exoasses or SELF Abuse, OF some oonstltu-
tionsi arrangement, and inoApecltatss the sufferer
from fulfilling the duties Of married life. in Al
sexual diseases, GonoTThea Glsst and Strioturep
nousutsnE Physician fcr ths treatment OF Seminal
: Urinary, Sexual, and Nervous Diseases, who vii
lend free 20 all, Chs following sslEsbis work. IN
sealed enLeiOpe:
TBE FTrI1ETH TH0UsAED.-Dr. Bells EreAtiss on
ssif Abuse, Premature Decay, Impotence and Los
Of Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness,
EiehtIy Emissions, Genital Debility, Ao. &C., .
pamphlet Of 64 pages, containing important sd.
Yios 70 the afflicted, and which should be read bF
every suareI IS the means Of cure in the seysFsss
stages is plsinlk ct forth Two stamps required
10 pay postage. inly1;R3:mo.W.fri&Ey
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03

FAMILY DYE COLORS-A FULL
il assortment of these colors. Every family can
Dye their own goods at q very small cost. The COL
eTs are bright and durable, and eject great saw
ing by masing old garments look good as new
Prices 20 and i5 cents per package. For sale by
CHURCHILL q BROTHER,
dsiO 126 Ontario street.
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spefial Aatifes,



IMPORTANT TO OLADIES-Dr. Har-
vsya Female Pills nave neTer Jet fAiled in rOm9F-
Ing dinoulties arising from Obstruction, or stop
page Of nature, in restoring the system 70 per-
cot health Whsn suffering from Spinal Aaeotiona,-
kProlapsns, Utsri, the Whites, or other weakness ,
The Uterine Organs. The Pulls are perfectly harm
ISIS on the constitution, and may Be taken By the
nloat delicate female without causing dstresS-ths
EAue time they Hot IKE charm By Strsngthsning,
iuvigo-ating and restoring the system to q health
condition, and By bringing on the monthly period
with regularity, no matter from what oSuses tbs
obstTuotioh nay arise. They should, however, HoT
bs stken during the hrus three months Of pregnAn-
~ though safe At any other ttras AE misosTriaRs
would be the result.
Zach box contains 60 pills. PTiso %.
Or. HAREKY's TRzATIEE on Diseases Of FemaleS,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, Barrenneas, stsrility, Re-
production, snd Abuses Of Nature, and smphAtioal-
y the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet
o. 81 pages, sent fee TO sny address. Six oents
quired to pay postage.
The pills and book VIII be sent By mail when de-
girsi, securely sealed, AID prepaid, By
J.BRYAE, M. D., General Agent,
no 70 Cedar ST., New York.
- Sold by all the principal Druggists.
G. W. CLARK, Druggist Agent for Cleveland.
iulF2l:RS;m.W.fAgV
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03

All persons purchasing $40 90 worth of Goods
will bo entitled to draw one of the above Gifts;
$40 90 worth, two Gifts, and so on.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03

list Train-s:O5 A, M.-OIHOIHEATI EXPRESS,
stopping At Grafton. Wellington, New Lon'
dinEton, Ashley, Delaware, DeHi1 Centre and
Woethington.
% Traln-2:45 p. m.-AOO0MMODATIOH.
at al stations and arrives IN Columbus at 5 sc
? ~ Cincinnati 20 A.
n Trsins-I0: 40 P. M.-HIGHT EXPRE RESS-Stopglns
at Grafton, Wellington, Nov London. eheloys
Orestlins, Gallon. 0ilssd. Csrdington and Dsls
aware.
Trains lsays Columbus at 40 And 10 bAsH., 2l0
arrive = Cleveland 9.10 A. ~. snd 3 80 P ~,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03

80 a. H.-E1GHT EXPRESS TRAEE3-stouafne
At Girard, AshsAbuia and PainesyIiis oniT anil
arrive st cleveland at 30 A n
6.I6l A. m. = MALL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
rRAIH-5tOpping at al stations and srTirs Al
ClsYelaad ct 10 10 4. n.
l0:i5 A. M.-rOLEDO EXPRESS-5toPring at an
gtatisns except SEAHVille, say brook, UnionEIlle,
Perry, Mentor and WiCklfde, and arrives Al
Cleveland at 2:l5 P.M.
s:35 P. M.-DAY EXPREsS TRAIN-stopping q
Girard, Conneaut, AAhtabula, Geneva Paines
Vile only, and arrives In Cleveland at 9s25 ?. =
~ second Glass Cars arc run on al thrCngh
Trains.
All the trains going westward connect at Usvelan.
with trains Cor Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Oineu-
nan, Indianapolis, St Louis, &o.; and al through
trana going eastward, connect at Dunktrk with the
trains Of the HsF York Erie Railroad, aud a. Buf-
al with those OF the New York Central 4 Buffalo
New York City Railroads for New York, AlbanE
Boston, kisgarn Fails, &c. and At Erio with trains
on the Philadelphia Erie Railroad.
- Day Express, East and West, connects at
Girard with Trains on Erie & Pittsburgh Bsilrc I'd
for hineaViiis, headyille, Jamestown, SC.
Olovelsad. Oct. s7st. Isss-
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A Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune, after refuting the Cop
perhead story that General Butler was
only poor lawyer before the war broke
out, adds, from "positive knowledge that
for five years preceding the war General
Buffers income from his law practice IN
Boston and Lowell amounted to $4,000
yesr-tbat he has been one Of the fore
most and most successful lawyers in Mas
sschusetts for twenty-three yesrs-thst
when he started with his command for
Baltimore he left the trial of the case half
finished, and was on that day worth Sl2o,-
600 Of invested property, the sccumulations
of a life of lsbor-thst he planned the Pur-
chase OF the bankrupt Lawrence mill pre-
perty, organized company TO stock and run
the mills, put $50, 600 in the enterprise, and
directed its operations with such success
that the 100 par value of the subscribed
stock has risen to $50, and the dividends to
the shareholders for three years have been
so per cent. a year-thst he is to-day, libe-
raj and handsome liver as he has ever been
worth $3.50, ,O0O-and that every dollar Of
this property has been honorably and just
| " earned-snd that his account book
| models of business exsetitude and method
will give the history of every dollar of it
/ from the time he was q years old. They
sre open to the inspection of the world.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03
3aLIEaada.
CLKVKLAND 3 ERIR RAILROADI
WHTzR ARaASanzzzz. >

On and alter Monday, Oct. slst, 1854, FaHsnEuE
Trains VII run ss follows, Sundays txcspted)s
LEAVE OLEVELAHD:
$50 A. M--DAY EXPRESS TRAIH-Sto1pinR q
Wiloughby, PainssEills. Madison. .GansTs- AEh-
tabula Oonneaut and Girard only, md arrivs Al
Eris e j: - ?. n, Dunkirk 3;45 P. ~, Bufsio
s:25 p M.-GIEOIEHATI EXPREss-stoU,lnea At
kltnesFile, Aahtabula and qirard only, and a..
riye9 a. Eris6:l0 ?. n, Du1kirk Is ?. ~ Bus,
Mo l0:0Q ?. 4.
s'e ~ HAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
ssIS9p9ins af Al stations and arrive as Eris si
500 P, n.-H1GHT EXPREss T2AIF-gtoDpinE At
falneaEiile, A1htebula and Girard only, and
Arfire5 At Arle nt l2:40 = - D-utf-[ s.0g
A. =. Buffalo ~ A n - -'-------- -
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New York 4 Harlem Railroad.
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY

TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays exceptsd-)
MORNING EXPRESS, leaving Troy ct 0;I6 A.
n; from Albany at Hudson River Depot ct 9:35 A.
~, arriving at New York at sos P. n.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 500
for Philadelphia and Washington City.
The Cincinnati Express from Bufai0 connects
with the 9:S5 ct Albany for New York by the Har-
lem Rosd.
For the better accommodation OF the public ar
rangemenis have been made 70 run the trains OF
the Hudson RiYer Railroad Co. and those OF the n.
Y. and Harlem Railroad 90. at different hours from
Albany and Troy
Nei5 Cars Of The besf construction and most convent
eut for the OF passengers, have been placed on
THE aARLEN ROAD.
Passengers viii be Ticketed and Baggage checked
over this road direct to New York BY the Central
Z. &. Co., and all connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson RiVer kailroad Co. and Of
this Co. will be received BY either road and Bag
gage checked By either Company VII be delivered
IN New York without change OF checks.
Nov. I'd, 1864. +. A OHAPIN, Sup't.
FORD II. GREEE. Advertising Agent. no22RS
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Oysters.
9FutistrY.

DISsOLUTION.-Thec co-existing Part
j. nership heretofore carried on by Alex. B.
HAlliWell and J. R. Daniels, Dentists, has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. The business
for the present will be carried on by Dr. Haliiwe,
At tho old Establishment, corner OF Ontario street
aad the Public Square, whore all claims Rgainst
the said firm will be settled, and all outstanding
debts due the said 81. & d. must be paid on OF be-
fore the 1st day Of April 1865; If not they will be
placed in the hands OF Collector.
CLEVELAND, o., January Sd, 1866.
ALEX. B. HALLIWELL, NIB,
IanJO J. r, DANIELS, a-fH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03

ANp HAIR VOL.

WIGS AND HAIR WORh.
EE. D US EKE ESfABhlsAAEafs
THE IARassT N FHE STATE
m Rgg HaNsg AED LaJlES hsih DRESsiha
IS PUBLIC SQUARE
1gHsazfsotursz OF su kinds Of WIGS, including
fhs cslobrated
TLLUSIoN WIG
that 20 rs1subles nst1ro - % doly ne ciosals
1crutfny. A very large and baautiful stock o.
T.OEG FAB. n5voug6t By the proPrietor from
TuroUs. for sWfTOHEs End BRAIDs-ths fnesf
assortment ever seen IN this city.
IA svsry styls, with AL inproTsnonts.
ETTs OF OURLS, made from French Nature
Carried Hair gguAEantsed-l -
UUgEHH DOUBLE and TRIPLE 5oHHi
WkTERFALLS, 10,
saI.ds BY the advertiser, squal g noe m -.
! T~fieS9 Braida made into any Ena OF Heaa-Dfs
! - TSo1- ,vithout injury 70 SWITCH
- "A TTTrs, Haze DRESSING tr thS most pg7Ta
! ,.-.1d f-Ihiopable styles. c' y at-
"a n I-or. warranted - EspEelontsa
a0T nd COLD BATHS At All h0Rrs, aesf'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03

shslby-sandusky. Hansaeld Newark Railrosd, 20
MAnsfsld Mt. Vernon, Newark, Haneaytle,
&c.
Ur.stiine-Pittsbu burgh, FcEt Wayne 3 Chicago Bnl'
road, FeFnst Upper Sandusky, Delphos, LIMA
Fort WaYne LAports, Chicago, Ao-. west ard
East for Mansdeld Wooster, Massilou, &c
Grafton and Bellefontaius Railrosd Line MaroDu
BelefoRtaine, Sidney, Uninu. Muncies indlans
apolis Terre Hauto, Nin5elnes, Eyans7tlla,
Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis, &C..
DelsWare-With priugdsid Branch FOR Springfield.
Ooiunlbua-Littls Miami COlumbusi and Aeqia
Railroad, for XeniA, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Tsrrs Hante. st. bouis, Morrow. bOvelAnd, and
CIucinnatl and with the Ohio and Misss1iPEs
Bailroad ct Cincinnati FOR Louisville, EVans-
vile, Cairo, st. Louis, and all points on -
- Ohio RiVer.
OolumbuB-Oentral Ohio Railroad Tor Newark, kanee-
vile, Wheeling &esi Ooi1mbus. Elqas 2 th'
diana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, &c.
szrgOr Tickets to all points and Information agfE
at tho Passenger Station, and at Union Ticket cloa
IA SUPERIOR street. =. = HIlh1s
Olevelhnd. Oct 81. i8t4- supef1ntanaehts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03
SYMPTOMS :

The symptoms Of gatarrh, as they generally ap-
pear, are at first very slight. Persons ind they
have q cold, that they have frequent attacks, and
are more sensitive TO the changes OF temperature.
In this condition, the nose may be dry, or slight
discharge, thin and acrid, afterwards becoming
thick and adhesive As the disease becomes chronic
the discharges increased in quantity and
ohaaged In quality; they are now thick and heavy
and are hawked or coughed OF. The Becretions are
o1ensive, causing bad BREATH the voice Is thick
and nasal the eyes are weak; the sense Of the
smell IL lessened or destroyed; deafness frequer tly
taksS place. Another common and important
synptom OF Oatarrh is, that the Porson is Obliged
TO clear his throat In the morning Of thick or
aliuy nucaE which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the per.
son may be sure that bis disease il on Its way TO
the lungs, and should lose time in arress.ng IT,
Tbs above bad Jesg Of dc HaHv CaiarTh yiaptoHs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03

A novel dinner party of fourteen, con-
=sisting ofsix Taylor brothers of Ohicopee
Fails, and one brother-in-law. with their
wives, took the morning train for Boston
one day last week, to dine with the
seventh brother, William 0. Taylor, of the
firm Of Converse, Harding and 90.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03
NLEYELAND AND IOLEDO Z B
"a WINTER ARRAEaEHEBR. lsSl-S.

I9ff-h. WINTER AhkAEdAElANAs Auf+-os
Oa and after Monday, Oct. JlEt, ls64, Passenger
Trains will leave Cleveland - ioboTs tSaHdasa en-
ospt6d: ,.,., .,. i. o.,
Grsfton ObsFlin, Wakeman, NorNaiE, monrue-
WILLIE Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and Elmore,
and arrives at Toledo at l2:i5 P. r.. Ohioago ~
n.3OP y and Detroit 5: 30 p
asin p M.-WESTERN MAiL.-StOps at az atione
on Southern Division, and arrives At foledo ss
7:5 P. NJ; chicago st AS A. n. and Detroit ak
l0.10P.M- o.,
Am p H-NORTHERN MAIE.-StOps at all sta.
lions on Northern Division, and arrives A. san'
duAlCy at 7:l0 P. M.
I0.so P-M.-EIGHT EXPRESS. STOPS At Grafton
NorwsIR Mouroevills Clyde and Fremont ena
arrives AZ Toledo e Is A. III uhioeao - izi1o
> " ard Detroit at 500 A. ~
COHHECTIOHs.
Flonueetions are made At mourOevie With the sans
| dnsFy Mansaeld Newark =. 81 u Ciyde Eitn n.
SanduEky Dayton B Cincinnati y. r.; af frellolas
/ -vith The Fremont Indiana r. r.; and - Iois1e
Nth the Eichigan Southern Northern lnolena sc
Toledo Wabash RailrOads for Chicago, Dettol.s
fsckson FoIt Wayne, BogansPort, Laiayette, yalls
Alton, S. Louis, snd al points West, HortnNe1 ~
| Southwest. =. 49,. - n,
Wet At g:20 A. n, 2s55 ?. r., and $50 p -
| 8s1duskY at 9:l5 A. n. i. D. kuOhAh' aHRA
i llaEaiard- Oct. - ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08
The Meeting Ia.t Night.

y The gathering OF the negro equality party
at the Court House last night, was very
small affair. 1t hardly deserved the name
of o public meeting. 1t was sadly deficient
in numbers, Spirit and enthusiasm. After
the great effort that had been made in
drumming up recruits, it was to have been
expected that the gathering would have
been at least respectable in numbers. But
the people. didn't come. This is signifi-
cant fact. 4 1t shows that the people OF this
community are not yet prepared TO indorse
the Negro Suffrage and equality ideas of
Cox, Schenck and the other greater and
lesser lights of the Abolition persuasion.
Colonel Noyes touched the negro question
lightly. He did not think the time had
quite arrived to confer the right OF suffrage
upon the negro, but would come before a
great while. That was Q very convenient
way of smoothing over the subject IN this
latitude, for it Is very well known that the
Colonel expresses different views In other
localities. IN .er.r,aia KS .s3fteett .,;l..,l
We don't think his speech created much
of a sensation here. 1t was lifeless, spir-
itless performance throughout, aud the
meeting, taken all in all, was very stupid
affair. We are we'll satisfied that the Colo
mel was never intended for a statesman, and
we are not alone in this opinion. The, his
| tory of his military career, we believe, has
| never been fully written. The only Incl
dent connected with it that we can call !tc
mind Just now, is, that on one occasion dur
ing the war, he established very extensive
cemetery for the men under his command
somewhere on Southern soil-the precise
place we do not now ;recollect. As mili-
tary hero, however, we have no doubt that
be is entitled to share the fame of a GER
tain other 20 Hhero,nr whose exploits by
arail" have become as familiar in this
cemmunity as "household words. ."-Ddy-
tom EfaDire, - ~, Al
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08
4 1he he Camp Chase Executions.

COLUMBUS, September 5.-The Cambridge
Commission having found Oliver and
Hartup guilty of being the murderers OF
Assistant Provost Marshal Cook, and the
sentence and findings having been approx
ed by the Commanding General OF the De-
partment, they will be sent to Camp Chase
to-morrow. The execution will take place
before one p. M. The Rev. c. A. Vananda
is acting as spiritual adviser of the pris-
oners.- Special Dispatch Cincinnati Gazette o
Whether Oliver and Hartup are guilty or
innocent of the crime alleged against them,
we do notknoW, but one thing Is certain,
they have had nothing that resembles a
legal trial. Until a man is lawfully ad-
Judged guilty, it is a fair and humane pre-
sumption that he is innocent. Oliver and
HartupA were In the custody OF the legal
civil authorities OF Guernsey county. They
had been indicted for the murder OF Provost
Marshal Cook, and were awaiting trial. In
this stage Of the proceedings an armed band
of interlopers, protesting to act under some
body's orders, proceeded TO Cambridge,
seized these men BY force from the County
Jail. and proceeded to hold an Illegal mock
trial in their case. The result is their SEN
tence of death, accompanied with the bar
barity of its execution within twenty-four
hours notice to the prisoners. This brevi-
ty of preparation smacks of Lynch-law
violence, and always distinguishes 1t from
legal proceedings. We suppose it will be
carried out, and that Ohio, In state OF
profound peace, will see two of her citizens
lives taken in defiance Of her laws, and in
defiance of both the State and Federal Con-
stitutions. That time will come when the
authors and all others who have partici-
pated in this affair will be held to- answer
for it before the outraged laws of the land,
we can not doubt. A just retribution most
certainly awaits them. ~ -'il ..I 11D
Since the above was written we have re-
ceived the news that they have been hung
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN.
FRANKLIN County Ex. Cow. RooMs,l
CoITrMRrs. Sent. a. 1865.

FRANKLIN COUNTY Ex. Com. RooMS,l
COLUMBUS, Sept. A, 1865.
The ALLOWING meetings are announced.
The Committee hopes every Democrat will
now 20 to work. There never has been a
time when our country ana liberties re-
quired us to be more diligent. We want
every man now to do his duty, and we be-
lieve that the Second Tuesday Of October
will crown us with victory.
The speakers announced will fill their ap-
poiutments promptly. ~ CTurA
Saturday, September 10th, q O'Clock
p. M: DUBLIN. Speakers-W. R. Rankin,
Thos. sparrow, Jas. E. Wright.
saturday Evening. September 18th, I
O'Clock: W0RTHINGT0N. Sp. akers-W. X.
Rankin, Thos. Sparrow. Jas. +. Wright.
Saturday. Sept. 16th, 2 O'Clock p. M !:
fiROVEP0RT. Speakers-GeO. L.. Converse,
liJohn Il. Green. 1i,ill ..fiAlye tG.a+L
saturday Evening. September 10th, Z
o,cIOck: L0CkBJURN. Speakers-Geo. l..
Converse, John l.. Green.
saturd .y,. sept. 16th, O'Clock p. M
W. Andrews, II. j, Wylie. ...-
lsatutday Evening, September 16th,T
n o'clock: GROVE CITY. tSpeakers-E. B.
Eshelman, 8. w. Andrews. II. j, Wyie.
saturda aY, Sept. -l6th, 2 O'Clock p. M.
NEW ALBANY. Speakers-Judge A. G. Thur
man, E. +. Bingham, Matt. Martin.
saturday Evening, september l8th, 7
oicIOck: BLACK LICK STA rl0N. Speakers
e. F. Bingham. Matt. Martin.
BY order of the Committee.
TMSz SAMUEL KILE, Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08
A. \. WaIIIng. Esq.

Monday morning the State Journal in an
nouncing the. nomination Of DIR. J. c.
THOMPSON as the Negro-Sufirage and Ne
gro-Equality candidate for the State Sen
ate In this District, said that Pickaway
teounty would give him majority, because
she kno,os his opponent" And yet, in the
face Of this declaration, the Journal on
Thursday morning, besought us to tell 1t
who A. T. wALLING, the Democratic can
didate for the State Senate, is. II the peo-
pie of Pickaway know him, would it not
be well for the editor of the Journal to call
son them for the desired information?r We
/. told our readers once, that we had known
Mr.. WALIING for about fifteen years, and
! had always known him as an active, thor
ough-going Democrat, and gentleman.
When we first became acquainted with
him, he was editing Democratic journal
In Mahoning county.