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The national Republican., 1866-12-15

street, between u and II. Pastor Rev. D. e.
Reese. Sabbath services, II o. m. and evening.
Methodist Protestant, near Navy Yard, Virginia
avenue Rev. James Thompson, pastor. Service
II a m and evening, and Thursday evenings.
Potomac, or North Washington, near Holmsad's
old burial ground. S. A. Hoblitzell and 0. Cox.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Services as usual In Metssrott's Hall, 3lS Penn
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
commencing at 745, evening; Sabbath School and
Bible Glasses at .. .lb a. m. Seats free.
BvAsGELIcAL ASSOCIATION.
Religious service held in the German language
every sunday at II o'clock, m, and u p m, In
the church corner Of sixth and streets. Rev. J.
HArtIler, pastor.
HEBREW SYNAGOGUE.
Washington Hebrew Congregation, Eighth street.
vest side second square north Of the Patent Once
and DspAumslt of the Interior. Service Friday
evening At sunset, and Sabbath morning at 4. m
IsIEsDs HEErIsG HoUsE.
ortksdsI, No. 4Ss North Ninth street, two doors
saatk d y direct, west side Sabbath services at
II n
N.-tlnr Hsas., North street, north side, be-
,E,.n Rizhts<stk asd Einstssnth stTsets west.
ks.:i.z sT.ry s.btssb ct u .. m.
LUTsEkAs.
gsraaa EyssxslissI Congregation Of Trinity,
CEa!,<r.i lak,bsrE cSatsssion, fourth street
~ ssrs~a sorts. Pastor. Rev X;
Y E.sg.t- ssrTiss EsrHiaG afternoon and
aiEAi
S-rgsa Eyar.I.s.I, o ss.ss ssrth, corner u
FssEsi, Easssr sss,tss " ssiask .. - I'D ~
q
Eys,zsIi<sI Lstksrss lgsrnsaj D. J>hs's
CssTsk, P0srsaf-tA AsH s1sss, IsLs1d s1yies
s'uy saststh Esrniss II II s.is<f Va Fry,
ksStsd
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The Democracy or Ohio,

In the course Of . month from this
time, the Democratic parry will !be re-
quired to put 10 ,nomiastiVh persous- as
candidates for the various positions to be
filed at the October Election, Though,
so far as tho officers to be elected are con.
cerned, the election might not be coDsid.
cred very importpnt yet, upon account
Of the principles involved in the issue,
between the Democracy and the Radical
Republicans, we deem it the most i'm.
portant election ever held in the State
We look upon tho election in Ohio and
other States this fall, as the turning point
10 the nations destiny "Ohio must, and
shall be-, redeemed from the Radical dis.
union ihraldou," is the watchword ofthe
Democracy. e.t.. .r.'o.. ..E.
1t bohOoves the party, therefore, to
adopt every honorable means for so glor.
ious o consummation Good, reliable
democrats, should be selected as Dele.
gates to the Convention, and the first men
10 the State chosen as Candidates upon
the Democratic Ticket. Nothing should
be done hastily. Everything IN its or
der. The most important features Of The
October election, will be the canvass for
Members Of Congress in ssyenl Of the
Districts of the State, among which is oul
own, the 14'h. If the people entertain
the same feelings in regard to the Negro
worshiping Members in October, as they
do now, not man Of them can be re G
lected. Their Negro Suffrage, and gen.
cral idolatrous worship OF the Negro, has
completely disguised the people with the
present Congress.
Remember, democrats, the .fdt has
gone forth ''0hio, it must and shall be
redeemed p Put your armor ou and
begin the contest now Wayne County
Democrat.
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NO.49.

z 1t is SAID that Wendell Phillips is talk.
ed of for scat in Congress from Massa-
chusetts. The people Of the Bay State
will have reason to use the old formula,
"God save the Commonwealth, should
that event occur. 'h' V'4' ~ ,''
A prize fght took place between Bal;
timorean named Collier and Washing.
trnian named Bolster, on the Potomac,
on Tuesday, near Mount Vernon. About
Eve hundred people were present. rorl
ty five rounds were fought in fifty min
utes, and the Baltimorean was declared
victor on the 49th round. The Wash.
ingtonian broke his wrist, but continued
to fight on.
The origin or the negro troubles in
Memphis was disorderly conduct If some
of the negro troops who are about to be
discharged. This fact is agreed upon BY
all. There will be plentiful harvest oil
trouble yet reapod from the folly Of the
last administration in calling into beiDa
such organizations, .di l'
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PATENT MEDICINES If faith would
cure diseases, our physicians occupation
would be gone; the afflicted need only
read the ndvsrtisen', in the papers to be
"made whole y but tho nostrums propar-
ed by these pseudo doctors do not often
shack up" the faith inspired by their ad-
vertisements. We do not meaI to con-
demu all so called patent medicines, for
some have been found to be very valuable
In this class we would Include Goes
Cough Balsam, for coughs, Group, hoarse-
ness, &c, aud Goes Dyspepsia Cure, for
indigestion, dyspepsia, and all troubles oi
the s,ohpch or bowels--they have, been
tested 10 thousands Of cases. Our deal.
srs sell them,
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
Thursday, Nay "a, 1866.

The Annual State Conv vention Of the
Democratic party Of Ohio, will be held in
Columbus, on Thursday, the oath day Of
May, 1866, to transact such business as
may come before it, and to put in nomina
tion candidates for the following Offices !:
Secretary Of STATE:
Judge ofthe Supreme Court
Member ofthe Board Of Public! Works.
The basis Of representation for the ap.
portionment Of Delegates is as follows;
One Delegate for each county: one for
every fire hundred votes given for Gen.
GEORGE W. MORGAN for Governor, last
October and an additional one for every
fraction Of too hundred and tiy, and up.
wards.
ashland County is entitled to Eve del
egates, under this porportionmeRt.
The great issue before the people is,
whether all the powers Of Government
shall be concentrated in the hands Of the
General Government-the States being
reduced 10 the condition of counties and
consolidated dcspotism be thereby es.
tablishej; or, whether those rights Of
local self.government which our fathers
enjoyed and which we inherited from
them, and without which there can bc no
real liberty, no wise government, no PUB.
lie economy, no light taxation, shall be
preserved. A powerful faction. represent.
ed by majority in Congress, have con
spired to overthrowthe free and bent fcent
Institutions of our fathers, and to substi
tute therefore an Oligarchy Of privileged
classes, crushing the mass Of the people
and all individual liberty, under the weigh
of dcspotic and unrestricted Gen eral
Government. To effect this object, they
| in plain violation Of the Constitution, ex
clude eleven States from representation
in Congress, and idsist nPOn comforting
upon negroes the right to vote-not ou
Of regard to the negro, but because they
exyect TO be able, with their money, t
control his vote, and thereby perpetual,
their party asccndcncy. Let every mai
who is opposed to the schemes Of the con
pirators, who ch.rishes the institution
founded by our fathers, who appreciate
the necessity and benefits Of local self
government, who is opposed to seeing tn
great State Of Ohio shorn Of her dignit.
and reduced to the dependent condition
ofa county, orwhO is opposed to Negr
Suffrage, join with the Demo cracy in res
cuing our country from the grasp Of th
Mahgnants. '' ate
BY order Of Democratic State CentrI
Committee Of Ohio,
JOHN G. DUN, Chairman
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Mrs. sHEPARD

VVTouLD REspECTFUILY ANNOUNCES
w to the Public that she has moved her,
Millinery EsIatlishment to the Rooms for
merly occupied by Mccormick 4 Mason, one
door West Of the Town Hall, Ashland, 0hio.
where she is receiving large Stock Of
MTLLIF'ERT GOODS
Of all kinds and Of the very 'lafea siylso
which she will dispose Of Al very low fgurses
Also is prepared 10 do Millinery work Of Al
kinds, including Dfess and Cloak Makihg--
Give me call. ~ al asgit.d AL sss SsJ
Ashland, April lS, 1s66-4btf.
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no STROEG DRIFKs
NOTICE.
COIL L.aK'D FOR S.1LEf

VNHE undersigned has come TO the coneluS
sion 10 sell his farm he now lives on,
situate in Knox township, Holmes County. o.
There is 200 acres In said farm, 100 cleared
and under good fence, Houses Barns and Or.
ehard, watered with springs: there 10 seven
different veins of Ctal, there Is one Bank
open and in good order, another win hs
open IN a few days, will sell any time un-
Ill the first Of September. For further pars
E. aLASoo.
no4k-Rw -li lf, 4|-.st i..tl ~ n
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ROAD NOTICE.

TINE undersigned respectfully inform the
Commissioners Of Ashland County thet
they have fled Petition for pubic roed.l
beginning on the township line between lsnds
owned BY Robert Hart and David DoWlin. D
Clsarcreek township. Ashland County, and
running South on said line between seotions
three nd four in said township till y Int -
scots tho r,ad leading from ntar Jehn Browns
premises TO Savannah. We represent het
such road would be Of public benefit and
prsy that you may, at your next session, apsl
point Surveyor and viewers 10 lay out and
JOHN r.. CARVER,
DAVID D0WLlN
April %. 'se-4w ~ ANN OTHERS.
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II, &. SEE.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, FIRE AND LIFE
Insurance Agent and Notary Public. Par
ticular attention paid to collecting. Probate
business, Partition cases anC Execution Of
Deeds. Mortgages and Contracts. Office in
Millsr's Block, Second Story. Main Street,
opposite tho Town Hall, Ashland. o..
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er.I0HrS7OE.

ATTORNEY At LAW; Office over wallaek
4 andrews Shoe Store, Main Street, Ash
land, Ohio. Also authorized by the Gov
srament to procure Pension Certificates
and Collect Bounty and Back Pay.
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A bridal Tour.

? A party consisting Of a bride, bride
groom and gentleman friend, recently
arrived ip Ch,rleston op horseback, who
had made bridal t'ur in this style from
the borders OF Lake Ontario; they com
mencrd their tour three months ago.
They travelled slowly and leisurely du
ring the day, securing rooms at hotels Of
inns, or accomVdutions at private houses
at night BY this means the lrayeler
were spared ta'igues, aud the. horses al
ways appeared in . comparatively fresl
condition. The trio we'e gentecly dress
ed. the lady wearing habit OF iawn a.
So A7,'sf- T.aL
Remember we have one price ,,
ny, a and Goods marked in
ain Figures. g.g.Is.',1'1' s.',''' 7 7
(iyAl !
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cu.
"Fact, SIR" said the Doctor. 'and she
relied upon me for telling her if the
cheat was successful"
"And was i, 7" asked Durfyf
"Don't be in hurry, Tom. I compli-
cd on one condition, namely, tha. | should
be the painter.
"Oh, you old rascal" said Dick.
IA capitll bargain, said Durly.
"But not safe covenant" added the
attorney.
"Don't interrupt me, gentlemen" said
tho Doctor. ~ got some rose pink, ac-
cordingly, and 1 defy all the hosiers in
Noting CHAM to make tighter fit than |
did on little Jenny and a jprettier pair
Of stockings | never saw"
And she went to the bull ~ said Dick
"She did,"
"And the trick succeeded" inquired
Durfy. s"N 81.
80 completely" said the Doctor, "that
several ladies' asked her tn recommend
her dyer to them. Soyou see what q
woman will. do to 80 10 adance. Poor
little Jenny she was merry minx-
by-the-bye, she boxed my Q rs lha, nigh
for joke made about the stockings -
Jenny, taid l, 'for fear your stocking'
should fall down when you are dancing
hadn't you better let me paint pair Of
garters Gu them /"
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4. 1IHICKOE 8 BOW,KER

HAVE AL sgGE ASSORTMENT OF FUREI.
ture, consisling Of Tables, Bureaus, bed
steads. Chairs Of every description. Be-
They keep constantly on hands q lot Of Me
tallic Burial Cases and Caskets Having a
new iHesrse they win attend promptly ioiup-
efaisin any part Of the county. Furniture
made to order Room one Door East OF the
Rost 0iiice. Up Stairs tvl5n60)
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TT. Kenny. R.M.. .CAMrBELL
KE.rEY S CAMPBELL.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland, O.; ofic'
on Church Street, in the brick building i'm
mediately Vest Of Cahn's Store.
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WIS Z Bsrllss, Bn II. B.. Al 4 4 snagsssHRs nssss
BAKER, BATTLES & CO., BkNKER$.
ASHLAND. o., AurIl 81. 1eed

araioGl a7at ASHLAND o. April 2ss 1864
We have this day opened an 0fIics on Maifi
Street, In Bushneiis New Building, fof the ifankE
action of general Banking Business. Were-
ceive money on deposit, --pay interest on tin6
deposit, buy and sell Eastern Drafts and Cow
highest rates, snake Collections at al accesAl-
bic points In the United States AID Canadas, and
discount approved paper Revenue. Stampb fof
Sale. A discount Of two and one b If per cent
sllowedfon purchases Of twenty dollars AudAup-
wards.
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Gino ellAsaeo,.e,
! vwTRsLsTON.

JEwELLER and Silver Smith, one door West
ef,pottsr's Drug Store, Ashland, Ohio -
Gold and Steel Pens, and choice verieiy
Of Jewelry kept constantly on hand
HigheMp,ics paid for Old Gold and Silver.
Repairing done 10 order, on reasonable
terrns-Satisfactoril warranted. -
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The Union Pacific Railway nov ex-
tends sixsy Eve phss beyond Omaha.
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GEO. ". HILL, M. ID.

PHYSICl IN & SURGEON, Ashlan' Ohis,--
Par icular attention will be paid to the
treatment Of the following special diseases;
Dyspepsia. disease Of the Liver, the KID.
news, Scrofula and Epilhelial Cancers.
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PUBLIC SHEEP SHEARING

THE Ashland County Wool Growers, AssocIa.
ton :, will hold public shearing of Sheep, open
to all, on the Fair Grounds In Ashland, on
Taesany the 22d ady of May, 1861 =
commencing at 9oclock All Sheep shorn, wili
be weighed by the Committee; also each fleece.
and the result published in theconnty papers.
For the I'd best 200
For the best shearer over 16years old !. 400
For the I'd best " :" q 400
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IHoAWyWlML2Ee
sJOHT ID. jones',

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland, .. Partic
plar attention paid TO Collecting and bu
siness in Probate Court. Uthce on Church
sIreet, between Main and Sandusky
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CHAs. KNOTH4

After returning his thanks for the libenl paks
ronage heretofore extended to him, would 70.
spectfully inform the people that be will hcreafs
ter pay especial attention to all their wishss,
ESPECIALLY IN TIE EATING LINE.
Persons stopping in town can geta
GOOD, CHEAP LUNCH
At any hour in the day, and to wash Il down.
will be supplied with the best Of Wines. Rhine.
Catawba, Champaign, &c., Fresh Lager Beer.
Raspberry Syrup, Lemonade and all kinda of
Fancy drinks. sf . 7T-f -
But want 1t here understood that hereafter I
will sell sFll W. ~
.vO STROEG DREE.Ks
whatever, and persons wishing anything in nv
line can always depend on finding my houss
quiet and orderly. Twill have, in their season,
MI Kinds OF Game.
and Oysters, Frogs, Strawberries, Ice Cream.
Soda, &C., &C., in short everything that can Be
found in
First Class Restaurants
Still remaining at the Old Stand nearly oppo.
site Church Street. ask my old friends and
nT.ny ..yiY nieY Qpes to drop In and see me:
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RAYs sICIAN9
Dr L. u. CRANE

ssSi DR. 4. L. CR.dJE,
OFFICE One Door West. of cquire's DRUG
Store, Up Stairs. Residence Corner Of cen
tre aud Wash ngton Streets, Ashland, ..
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IA r.. COW,A.N. M. ID

PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, Ashland Ohio
Office over Hughes & Stacher's Store, op'
posite the Town Hall
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'EtDgpuHa&.
!. MILLER HOUSE.

OPPOSITE the McNul.y House, Ashland, o
M4MiLLEh. Proprietor. Good accommoda
tfous and reasonable bills. Patronage So
lieited. nrff t.-
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Dancing Women.

~ believe woman wonld do great
deal for O Dance" said or. growing ;
they are immensely fond Of saluiatory
motion. / remember once in my life |
used to firt with ore who was a great fa.
voritc in a provincial town where lived,
and cobfded to me that she had no stock
ings to appear in, aud without them. her
presence at the ball was out Of the ques.
iien." l
"That, was hint for you to buy the
stockings" said Dick.
mo, you're out" said Growing. "She
knew that l was as poor as herself; but
though she could not rely on my purse,
she had every confidence in my taste and
judgment, and consulted me on plan
she flrmed for going to The ball in proper
,wig. Now wi at do you think i, was "
ITO go in cotton, l suppose" returned
Dick
'"0ut again, sir-you'd never guess it
and only woman cou|p have hit upon
the cxpedent. 1t was the fashion in those
days for ladies 10 wear pink stockings
and she proposed painting her legs |"
Painting her legs !" they all exclaim
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SCHOOL Ex.aJuErERS.

1IsA1y4xlalSae5
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new AND GOOD ARRANGEMENT

Afayqd. 1903.
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MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING II

nof5-Sw.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-12-13

FEMALE SERVANTS AND FAIRS IN YORK sH1RE.-An English paper says: "A praise worthy effort to elevate the character of the female servants is now being made in York shire, where the annual statute hirings" are now in progress. For week or two back the clergy and gentry about Nation have induced some girls to leave the open market place and resort to warm and com fortable rooms provided free. of expense, and on Saturday this principle was crown ed with complete success. the Nation Corn Exchange proving far to small for the num- Der of girls requiring admission. None but the toughest of the girls were to be and those it was noticed did not so readily obtain engagements as the attenders dss.1s at sIo lv followed in other towns. Of men ser Wants V in the market there was very large attendance, but hiring was slack. on ac- count of the high wages asked"
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-12-13
.Mlisfellal1p.2

a STRANGE END OF A FRENCH EIoPEMENT
 The following strange story is going the round of the French journals: M. de R., having acquired g fortune in busi- ness, retired to handsome property he possessed near Fontainbleau.5 Soon after, his daughter Julie, tWenty-one years of age,
 was asked in marriage by gentleman of the neighborhood, and in spite of her op- position and avowed repugnance,.t the we'd ding took place. In the evening the bride
 was missed, and the result of the researches made was only to find that the groomsman,
 who had been aifriend of the young lady's from infancy. had likewise disappeared.
 The father, like every one else, believed in an e1opement, and all the usual means were employed to trace the fugitives, but unsuc- eessfuny. This occurred five years ago,
 and, M, de R having lately purchased some adjoining property, on which was g quarry long out Of use, set some men to work, who found at the bottom of an old excavation, two skeletons, which, from the remains of the clothes and the jewels, were recognized as the missing bride and her lover" aylw s9a-e42-- 35g9 t%f-a& t- J4s1 y
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-12-13
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

It is a matter of regret that no consider able advance has been made towards an ad- justmemt of the differences between the United States and Great Britain, arising out of the depredations upon our national commerce and other trespasses committed during our civil war by British subjects, in violation of international law and treaty ob hgation. The delay, however, may be be- ieved to have resulted in no small degree from the domestic situation of Great Bri- tam: An entire change of ministry occur red in that country during the last season of Parliament The attention of. the new ministry was called to the subject at m early day, and there is some reason to ex- pect that it will now be considered in be- coming and friendly spirit. The import ance of an early disposition of the question cannot be exaggerated. Whatever might be the wishes of the two governments, it is manifest that good will and friendship be- tween the two countries cannot be estab- ished until reciprocity, in the practice of good faith and neutrality, shall be res tored between the respective nations.
 s. THE FENIANs. ,ts 1-
 On the 9th of June last in violation of our neutrality laws, 8 military expedition and enterprise against the British North American colonies was projected and at tempted to be carried on within the territo- " and Jurisdiction of the United States. In obedience to the obligation imposed up- on the Executive by the Constitution, to see that the laws are faithfully executed, againE WISH TO SECURE AN AGENT lawfuN in every important city or town to a initials In canvassing for business. To a m, take aady established in some occupation whi ment ws him few spare hours this is good e but it unity. Address. with references, GEO. sequei ''1'1 A V o'' Ao"e!''"ng Agents. Bosto