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Chicago Gribn11e.
THE NEWS.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER /, 1855.
THE NEWS.
r.. nh Capitol Prison will be closed TO-
Toonals haz escaped from Georgia and
tskeu his departure for Europe.
Qunatrcll, the notorious guerilla and LAW
fcuoe murdsrcr. il m applicant for pardon
The arrests In Washington during the Inst
Quarter reached the 1&rge number of 9.1H-
Tho Burnett House ut Cincinnati has been
told By A. D. co9sman to i. N. F1ke for 5000
Gen. Butler is preparing legal argument
to show thai Jcd. Davis czo be 1ied by = military
Tribunal.
The Alabama Legislature has elcbtcd Cor
Lewis +. TazsonS and George S. Goustoui Q. +.
Srnatan1.
The tug Canada sunk at Bar Point, Lake
1ne, On Mouday. She Is \ total loss. Her 1ew
,yesc hayod.
Last evening Gen. Fitzpatrick delivered
lecture 10 NJ 1mmenso audience. In Boston, on
1.-The future Party OF the Country.
Reports from the United States Consul at
La Rochelle. France ehoW great increase Of CON-
mrroe between the Two countries.
1t Is estimated that the receipts Of internal
revenue during the present year will amount TO
fc7o ooo ooo. The receipts yesterday were S1,95o-
QUO. -
The through trim for Richmond met with
eA' q ..1 tSA1 w "eauts0ey evening
last, BY which three pessons we.e Killed mud txcntv
"'"s -. 4u1s '1sao,
IL nouctUI LUG MeQcah Minister at " ash
'ne1en, aaa focoaseo otctal Adsiees tha the French
ase not ooiy esaeaattng Chlhuahua but 8inaloa
ground.
The pnnafdnrt has feeraa . .,.o,-t,-
rcvoldng The Suspension Of the yyrt of hohro. ~.
7s, except in the Southern States, the Te,r,tor3n.
OF At1xoua and New Mexico and the District nj
Columbia.
The official List Of prcm3ums to he Awarded
by the Executive Board o. the ullnots s,.,e An.
cultural Society," st thels winter mec,inr m SnrIap-
Geh. coumenc3ro nm III. 49, 1,,a.a,. IT. 1.nr.s~
net Ia publtsho1 in ano,hcr n,-t n ,h;x T.,.er
1he official vnato,,tC ~ Cor W.r~hsm ~
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sAs' s,sssN"1. sWouSu ~~feo e4feaessness On
pa.a, a.e 3uas nase Ietn1neo verdict fof ds
T's1. .'N4 ~1No ~ .4'ot u loe pla1nnu'
Aao ont7Lco epats IN Congfoss-aof
"uhoes tnese afe none Hom the Ien1tor1ca-are as
4a''. ......
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Nomination for mayor-C1lnugesi in the
Cuatom Houae-Murder.
bosroN,. Nor. 30.-Ihe Hon. G. II. Warren has
been nominated by the Democrats for Nayos OF
boston. The nomination vas concnr1ed In By the
Hork1ngmen and CitIzens' Committee
Some twenty i've changes in the Custom House
were made today Of minor officers, principally giy-
Ing p1ace to sriutped veterans.
jacob Merrill. a returned soldier. was murdered
md robbed Of s500 In Newbuzypott last night.
, 1865-12-01

New Candidate for the House Clerk
Alip-uogus Pension Aeens~-Dcafhs
in a Frccdmcn's Cotouy-U. s. Court
ut Norfolk.
WAknlno1os, Nor. 30.-It Il understood that m
enott viii be made by the New York delegation at
e o1.antzation Of Congress, to divide the ciete9l
honosh and c1nol1mtnts with Pennsylvania, which
~ long GntoJsd monopoly Of them. 4 struggle
- aepote As- Mclhorson rom the cler6htp OF The
AAoase VIII undoubtedly be made. several eapdt-
, 1865-12-01

: Weather at Halifax.
HA11FA1, Nov. 90--Thefe has been heavy east
cE1y gale all day, with driving rain during the aer-
noon and evening.
, 1865-12-01
II The official vote Of New Tork city q

The official vote OF New York city at
the late election is:
Socum iDcu. Observation-Disclosures. E,1a3
Barlow (hcp.). -..-...es740
Democratic nsjos3ty........ -..-..........2i,a88
The Democratic majority on the remaining
candidates is 500 less than on Elocnm.
The total vote cast Is 1906. The vote Of
Philadelphia ut the October election was:
IArtrantl kep.) )..-...- ...-.............49,95n $50
Davis {DcH) $3.50
Republican majority. .... ..........lo,1o 1o9
Total vote. .B9, ~
being 5000 greater tlan the vote OF New
York
, 1865-12-01
$4,000 sAyErARx MAMFEp EEa2os;E FOR

GIFT CoXrF1nl IEstn Dr.,
.. CHICAGO. November 39th ~
n .5le1 s7spsien Of 1hs saa!s! h
sand dollars, and authorized the Ma1nr as3 Gas soo-
s1 s9 eoEs1E M ~ IT, I'm os tae Hess e.
q cleaning the Streets alleys eeEees dqs,n. "a t
nn1xansca ay he neeessy, abstc
~ H. ris1 " ssule tne Ereate5I possible purity
neeIo.s ~ Iae undessne hereby cali, npon sud
1si.@ " E1oneyed men o. this city 10 bsvaFd
oeMy asd toantco amount Of money fer thu
p9tpos$ m - AooIe namc1. foF winch 1o.n cc.uocates
Leeotedneea viii 70 Issued bearing interest y the
ata q ten pe etnf per and psJahe With To-
tefeas IN algateer tnou,hs gtnra The dxts hs+eof
9e1yss:1as Caty Co@ptrolee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-28
A HoasE IN SrEcrAcLEs.-Tbe RI

A HORSE IN SPEcrAcLEs. The Phila-
delphia North American of the 10th says:
A we'll known resident of the Twenty
second Ward has an old family horse, that
for twenty years has done him service.
The animal has always received the ten
derest care; is in good condition and
vigor, and can perform the duty required
of him as we'll as many roadster of but
half his years. For some time past the
ouadruped evinced tendency to STUN
Bile. and to strain his sight at objects close
to him, in a manner that set the kind
hearted owner to devising remedy. The
gentleman judged the animal by his own
case, and satisfied himself that with .
pair of spectacles, the horse would do as
we'll as when in his prime. An optician
ground to order pair Of pebble glasses,
about the size of pair Of object glasses
of large sized lorgnette. They we're az
ed in a frame over the horses eyes That
animal is now horse in spectacIes. and
not an elderly gentlemsn ever yet show.
ed greater appreciation of the convent
ence. When in the stable the spectacles
are removed. One day q servant man
driving the horse forgot the perifocals 10
question. The horse very plainly indi-
Gated the deficiency before he had gone
the Hrst quarter of mile up the lane ON
which the stable is situated. We saw the
sleek old animal jogging up York road
yesterday with his glasses on, looking n
oontented and jolly as his excellent owner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-28

A GRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
"A AND E8KD STORE
WICKERsHAM l. CO.,
DHALERs II
AeRlcUl TURM IMPLEMENTS.
Garden, ea,s and ether s.eds,
ls3 Main -, Iroxur
nanufaesnrss Agents for rr..hI.s n.1As..., Hor..
turer' Of eaunt Humans Excslzios Fan Mills ana
Grain seper.tors.
pLOWs-Aesine, Acek Ialand, Keokuk. wsr-.v.
and Other Rfows % hand.
Monitor Hiiis either q which !. car~bie a
from 10 to Is per day doing away with
Corn Planters, for horses by hand Hay and s&r.v
CUTTER i've different varieties Hor.e Rales o. fos..
&heelharrovs Horse Ptchfcsks Spinning Wheels Reels
Cages. Bird Seed &c. lot u choice Clover TY,,thy
Blue Grass and Flax Seed hand ft~ saie q rs
Aa s sa.ee'- WICKEasHAM 1 co.
NTEAM TO AND FROM THE OLD
~ COUNTRY.
IL Tie ueilknown savorite Clyde Ro,,t
Iron Steamers Of the ANCHOR LINZ
VN EDoN1a'S gs.ir .1 Ny IN cnh
TED ANGDOL' intended to sasi
RsSsn 49, fortnis hiiy TO and from New York. car.
LivespeeI. elssxev, Belfsss. Dssli,. waserssra.
Cork limerick Galway ~ Ieadsn1csTy.
These steamers we're built specially for IL. A,,.n,,.
trsde are divided into water and sonpsrtnsnts
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York to any Of The above places. Csbins
SEC aud $780, steerage. $s. payable in American cur
rency.
ToNew York from any Of the above p,sce. Cabin, cas-
and -. stserAge $aS payable in gold equivalent in
Those Who With 10 send for their friends can buy ,,ch
ets 1t these rates from the Agents
FRANCIS MACDONALD CO.,
janlo-sm Bowling Green, NY.
r. v. v. BAILEY,
DRALxH IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS, ENElM,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
And great variety Of other articles.
HAIR = INV wERx.
/ OF beautiful designs. made 70 order.
Engraving Neatly Executed.
Watches, Clocks and Jsvslry
REPAIRED AND WARRANTED.
The Watch Repairing Department being under tAs I'm
mediate supervision Of Mr. Thos Ayres Formerly or
Danve, Ky, Whose reputation ID well known By many
Of our citizens, am prepared to
Repair Watches, Clseks and JsWslFy.
In the nnss aaislAstsry nAaAr.
Ne. - Main S., Ksekuk, Iswa.
fsb2S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-28

Va. The Springfield Journal learns
that Governor Oglesby has received the
deed of the property on which repose the
remains Of Stephen A. Douglas. and for
the purchase OF which the Illinois legisla-
ture appropriated $4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-28

Col. Winslow Of tie 4th Iowa cav.
airy has besn made Brigadisr General.
II frc broke out IN the Brasslton
House, M. Pleasant, Satsrdsy noraise
bus ~ pat oas bessss sssh da1aep -
dono.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-28

FIt is proposed to hold National
Horse Fair at Springfield, Illinos, during
the coming summer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-28

lnR. ]. F. SANFORD.
Having retired from the GENERAL Practice o fMedi
cine In consequence Of large and increasin esgca
practice has made arrangements for the treatment Of
cases embracedin the following enumeration:
1sf- All Surgical cases and Eur gical operations.
2Np. Diseases OF the Rye and Bar
8RD. Diseases of the Lungs and Throat.
ARR. Consultations with Physicians In all cases at
home or abroad.
In order promote the better treatment Of suical
cases and diseases of the Eye and Ear Dr. Sanford
established Inrmary such cases. where patients
will be well cared for and where all the appliances
best ofsuccessful treatment used in similar Ins
tutiens in the large cities viii be found.
Having enjoyed for twenty large and generous
IN the CENTRAL practice Of medicine and
gerry from the citizens Of the this city the surround
ing country DR. s. respectfully the public At
tention TO his special for the treatment of
Surgical cases and diseases Of the Bye and Bar.
je15-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-28

HThe Cleveland Plain Dealer. the
Oldest Democratic paper in Northeru
Ohio, and the only Democratic daily ia
tina. section Of the State, suspended pub
location some two weeks ago. The Her
aid understands the Suspension to be inal
L died for want of breath.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-28

Although there at present existing large numbr
Of Hair tonios competing for public patronage by fro
qnent ard repeated exageraons Of their peculiar prop
critics. yet II Is we'll known to many who under the
uecssty ofresortng ths that they uncertain
their results The which have been
made Of the subscriber for tonic which he coed
rant fsY certainty Of eject and harmlesmees have an
duccd him to bestow much time and In the produc-
tion cfone which should possess these qualities.
ries Of experiments have enabled him 70 al
dculfes, end Il 10 source Of qualification to him to
end his IAbor1 crowned nth complete s0ccsss- vi
cAbuf Hair Tonic h dye but
sray hair it, natural color imparts moisture and
Sossy appearance TO the hair. dAndru6
erupto1s and III diseases Of the skin.
dsp0sedt to become bald can BY constan tsppl
cation and Of the Tonic restore their hair and scaD
% ~ former healthy coalition.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-03
CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH CO,

It having CONT 10 our knowledge TINT int
tations of the American Watch have been put
upon the market in great number, calculated
by their utter worthlessness to injure the rep.
~utation of our genuine products, 10 protect
our own interests and the public, from impo-
sition, we again publish the trade marks BY
which our Watches may invariably be khown.
We manufacture four styles Of Watches. j
The FIST has the name
"AMERICAN WA1CH CO., Waltham,
Mass" engraved en- the inside plate.
The second has the namo 3
"ApPLETON, TRACY. & CO., Waltham,
Mass. )" engraved on the inside plate.
The third has the name
"P. S. BARTLETT, Wallham, Mass" en-
graved on the inside plate.
All the above styles have tho name Amerir
can Watch Co. painted on the dial, and aFe
warranted in every respect.
The Fourth has the name
"WM. ELLERY, Boston, Mass, !" engraved
on the inside plate, and not named on the dial.
All the above described watches are made
of various sizes, and pre- sold in gold and sill
yer cases, as nay be required.
1t is hardly possible for us to accurately
u0 3CrlDe TIC nutHeTOuS IulIuiVuS " nhiVh
we have alluded. They are usually in
seribed with names so nearly approaching
our own as to escape the observation Of the
ma ccu, toned buyer. Some are represented
as ma lie by tho Union Watch Co.. Of Bos-
ton, Mass mo such company existing
Some arc named the SOLDIERS Watch 10 BIO
sold as our Fourth or VIM. Ellery style, usual.
" known as the. Soldiers Watch" Others
are named the "Appleton Watch Co.. !" others
the P. S. Barley" Instead of our P. s. P. s.
Bartlett : besides many varieties named in
suclba manner rs TO convey the idea that they
are the yeritable productions of the American
Watch Company.
We also caution the public, and particular
ly soldiers, against buying certain articles
called watches, SO freely advertised in illus
trated popers as "Army Watches" "0ficers
Watches" "Magie Time Observers ''Arca'
ma Watches" &c.. the psice of which are sta
ted 10 be from seven to sixteen dollars. A
good,watch, in theGe times, cannot be afford
cd for any such money.
A little attention on the part OF buyers vii
protect them from gross imposition.
ROBBINS s. APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Co.,
QmI7l 1S2 Broadway, N.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-03
LYING.

There is nothing mrrc despicable in
the Estimation Of all high minded and
honorable men, han a common every day
liar. We are sorry to say that our CO.
temporary Of the Times is sadly given to
this practice. In his last issue, in speak.
ing Of the UNION, says;
"But to claim, as IL does, the honor Of
the assassination to be purely Democratic,
is an insult to the patriotic men belonging
to that party"
The above extract is intended to con-
vey the idea that we sanctioned the muir
der of Mr.. LINCOLN. Tho charge is an
unmitigated falsehood, and the editor of
the Time knev he was lgng when he
penned it. But, true to his nature, he
wilfallT and maliciously misrepresents us
at this time Of universal mourning, for
the purpose of venting his spleen upon a
political opponent. The man who would
do SO, has a heart as black and traitorous
as that Of JUDAS IscARIoT, and is none
too good to become an assassin, and COW.
srdice alone disqualifes him for the com
mission of any act, rs matter how helm
Gus.
We denounced the murder Of Mr..
LINCOLN, as oil our readers are aware,
and regard 1t a national calamity ; hence
his assertion is c%ontemptibly false. mean.
low, dirty and traitorous, and no one hut
a perjurtd villain, a bounty thief, sworn
liar, and a miserable partisan dog, would
have made it. Poor devil. He will
never have his dues until he is writing
in the tormcnts Of the region prepared
for the punishment of tho damned.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-03

saS- We trust that eve ry Democrat in
Ashland County, who feels an interest in
the time hOnored principles Of the Demo
cratic party and the triumph of men de-
voted to the interests of the country, will
feel it his duty to support the UAion by
his patronage and influence. Subscribe
for the paper and pay for ii IN advQace
-.sl your neighbor to subscribe for it.
and "rally round the flag" of that party
which must preserve your rights and lib
critics from the grasp Of ruthless, fanatic.
al partisans who, rcveling in the wild
trump of iisus, forget their own rrivi,
leges and jeopardizo those of every other
|Ahan, because they consider the vortex
to which they areteraing. The onion
will be a faithful exponent Of the true
Democracy, and in order to exercise q
proper influence must DO literally sup
ported by those whose glorious principles
will DO promulgated through its columns.
Let every Democrat in tie county be.
come q paying subscriber!
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-03
hat Disposition Would
Made of Them ?


I, In the event the Rebel armies should
Aurrendcr on the terms General Lee
surrendered the army Immediately under
his command ,wh It disposition would be
made # their o~ficers2 The Rebels have
no Federal officers to exchange for them,
According to the decision of Attorney
General Speed, Rebel officers, either
civic or military, are not citizens Of the
United States. They cant go into loyal
States, evon If in those Stats they have
their homes. In the event Of the sur
render of all the Rebel armies, does this
not end the Rebellion; and if the Rebel
lion is ended, are not the States that
adopted secession ordinances as much in
the Union asst they had not adopted
those ordinances? 1t they are, under the
ruling of Attorney General Speed, what
disposition is there 10 DO made of civil
aud military officers Of what was tho Rebel
Government Arc thoy to be arrested
and tried for treason2 1t they arc what
is to DO done with the privatesY Are they
TO be allowed to return home and exercise
the prerogatives Of full citizenship II
they are allowed to do this what security
49, aA -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-03
ROAD NOTICE.

NTOTICE Is hereby given that n Petition
~ will be presented to the Commissioners
Of Ashland County at their next session to
be held on the first Monday Of June, A. D.,
1865, praying for the alteration Of the Coun-
ty roai, commencing near the residence of u.
Sturgeon, on tho Hayesville and Perrysyi.io
road and leading to Miaiin in said County
Said alteration beginning near the South
West corner of the South East quarter Of Sec
ton number 90, where said road angles 10 the
North; thence West along the line between
section number twcnty-nine and section nun,
Der thirty-two, until it intcrsects the road
leading from Ashland to Pcrrysville.
WILLIAM DAVIS and others. z
May Q, lsG5-lw47
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-03
Always Room Up stairs.

A young man who was thinking Of
studying law, said to Daniel Webster:
"Mr. Webster, | understand that the
profession Of law is quite full, and that
there arc more lawyers than are needed;
do you think there isany chance fer me?"
"There is always room up stairs" was
the reply-and as true Us it was ingenious,
Only a few persons can reach the high
places as they are always in great demand,
i'there is room enough up stairs" First
class. farmers and mechanics, as well as
physicians, lawyers, &c always find
plenty of work and good pay. Whatever
calling you choose, and it matters little
if it be an honest one, resolve to go into
an upper;story, but don't try to jump
there by a'shgle leap, or you may fail
disabled Rather begin at the bottom
of the ladder and patiently step on each
round,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-03
HEADQUARTERS SD 0. V. V. I.
GoLDsBORo, April 5tb, '65

Pursuant to a call Of a meeting Of the
Officers of the SD o V. V. T., the fol,
lowing Preamble and Resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Legislature of Ohio
having at its recent session passed a reso.
luton directing the Governor to procure
the colors of the different regiments from
this State and place them in the State
HOuIo at Columbus, Ohio; it is therefore
ResOlued, THAI the different stands Of
colors heretofore used by the SD o. ".
V. l., supposed to be at Kenton, Ohio,
be procured, engraved and deposited in
the aichieves Of the State.
ResOlrcd, That Capt, ". L. Sco6cld,
formerly of the sd regiment be, and is
hereby requested to procure the Colors
and see that they arc inscribed as fol
lows, viz: Mcdowell, Cross Keys, Cedar
Mountain, Sulphur Springs, Waterlo,
Bridge, Rappahannock Station, Manassa.
Plains, Charlottesville, Va, Gettysburg
Pa, Wauhatehie Valley, Missouri Ridge
Teen, Rcseoca, Dallas, Kenesaw Mount
Peach Tree Creek and Atlanta, Ga.
Resosoed, That Capt. W. u. scoiclt
be and is hereby requested on behalf o
Tho off ecrsi ond soldier. of lbo eod a.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-03
THE FLOUR

A friend, referring to eur notice in last
weeks UNION Of the swindled practiccd
upon home consumers Of Ashland Flour,
assures us that he car purchase in the
Cleveland market -four manufactured at
the Ashland Mills at figures that will en-.
ablo him to pay re.trausportation and
savs money. The same grade of Flour
that is selling in Ashland for $3.50, has
been forwarded by our millero to. Cleve.
land, transportation paid, and sold fol
from SO to ssi Arc MT our mills a pub.
lie misfortune
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-03
NEWS ITEMS.

President johnson has issued a procla-
NATION setting apart Thursday the 25th
day'ofM May as a day Of fasting and prayer.
In the garden Of ;he Military Hospital
at Chattanooga, thore were grown one
thousand and cighty.eight varieties of
flowers last year, and from these folal
beauties, nearly six thousand papers of
seeds we're put up and given to the SOL
diers to send home.
siiMaximillian will soon abdicate and re.
turn 10 AustriM He has already %retract-
ed the remuneration of his family rights
to the Austrian throne.
A number Of Lees old officers de.
clareethat they can never live in the
North or South, and that they will either
go,to Mexico or Eercpe, though they
would prefer driving Macmillan out Of
Mexico.
The rebel ram Stonewall was at Tene.
rife in the Canary Islands, on the 3lst
Of March. She was allowed to coal and
provision. She was ordered to leave the
portin twenty. four hours. She left on
the LIST, SCANNING rapidly south. The
Navy Department is looking after her.
Iutelli gence has been received of the
fight Of jeff Davis and his friends as
far South as South Caroliua. 1t is
thought he will be intercepted before he
reaches the Mississippi.
General johnson has surrendered his
entire command to General Sherman, en-
bracing all from Raleigh to the Chatta-
heochie, on the same terms on which
Gen.. Lee surrendered to Gen. Grant.
The New York Harlds dispatch says
that $50 officers we're sAptured at Selma,
Ala. General Taylor made his escape
= n .ho :
Paine, the Seward assassin, is a brother
oftbe ST. Adams raider.
Edwin Booth arrived in Washington
after his brothers body, but it was not
given to him. .st tas o
Nine hundred Confederate prisoners
surrendered Yesterday at Cumberland Gan
and were paroled.
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,,;,,ht. a. g,
Cs.~s
NJ oe,n so.nm.
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ivu' fu'leu 'n'ousa .''0n ''.'
y. .na' '''y =. NV la'e " 1n'' "'
an many Durlea ,'Fe. III an emP'y
sa, aup '"s WV 'Ap 'DN
Inc Telegraph oeings 'ho m'ei'genc'
ina. oecre'a'5 o'an'on mas !. III COME"
RI0ftAn m diam ice nj lAact hifu th0no0nf
pla'ion " a,sm 1885, q. ieaS'' MY 'nOu'a"'
persons from the military service
II is announced that Gen. Grant il
about returning to Washington, for the
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no. We stated in our paper of the
10th, that Mr. Gorham had said that Che
Demo cratic party were responsible fol
the assassination Of the President, and
that he would like to assist in hanging
them. Mr.. Gorham says that he did mol
say tho @Denocracy sOerc responsible, but
that y they 'were he would assist in hang.
ing the whole party" Not desiring e
DO Nj. Gorham any Injustice, We give
hin.lhs bsnaatefhIs esa t.~szpIanation.