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MEpIcAL.-Wc learn that John L..
Walker, NJ. D., has just returned from The
Cincinnati Medical College, and will spend
the summer in DR.. Mayer, Office Mt Browns
town, and will 90 into regular practice next
winter. Dr.. Mayer has good practice, and
his Office will afford him a good school,.
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"OCR ALMANAC" " for 1866. pub
lished by John Church, Jr., Cincinnati, o..
has been received, examined, and is commend
Cd. 1t contains Gardening Notes for each
month, and "Tnble for Fosetcllins the
Weather.
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81. E.. CHURcz SoCTu.-We have
receiYeda communication ON this subject, Of
which We win have something to say next
week. = /. IT,,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

1kTHODlSr EPISCOPAL CHuRCH.-Re<. ". z. Will
tIAASoa. PaA,or Services every Sabha, Of los O'Clock
4. n and TX p. \ Services for C&ored PERSONS 81
2 4: Prayer Meeting every ThHyIday evening.
PRESBYTERIAN cHCRcH.-Rev. J. NC. EiAISrr
Pastor Seeea every Sabbath at IL O'clock a. II. nnd
=. ~ Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening.
> SsoooN SeAool-Every Sabbath at O'Clock r. u.
EPISCOPAL cHCRcH.-Rey. ". +. n. JAcons. Pastor
Asr,iees every Sunday at lo1 O'Clock A. n. a * r
SaeSa1 SASOt-Eyery sabbath at . o'clock a: An, n:
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THE TEAcHERs' A ASSOCIATION meets
next. Saturday at 10 o'clock, at the Court
House. Come out. The ladies arc particularly
invited to be present. ~.
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Coalsmouth, v. W.. Feb. eO,h. lSG6-l7m.
Notice to Bridge Builders

DRGroSAlS for rebuilding The HriLae across Coal
/ River the Upper Falls will b" received by IN.
undersigned Commissioners, Until the FIRST d"D "
.JuHr, 1856. HhS will b. received for Suspension
Bridge or for wooden srpcrsructure Bridge builders,
when making proposals. invited 10 submit plans Tor
hr exar-L fer approval, and II adopted. Will he IN
cdsd in the contract The ii.anc" between ahutmentS
will be about 2 feet; and the plans Tor wooden snpe:-
structure will &c for two .,S Of about lH2 feet each
rur further Information call upon N,hircsS
WlLL'AH HENLEY, SES.,
Upper Falls .tCoHl. Kanawha Co., W. Fa''
or J. 5. CUNNINGHAM,
F,b 2o--l7,nS Coalsmouth, Kan1Nha Co., n. Va.
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FEsxCAHY 92p Tomorrow IS the
anniversary Of; wushins,ons birthday. We
hope it will be duly observed by oSr citizens
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NEW NOVELS,

The cheapest published in this country. All fresh
from ia. p.n, Of the most talented Authors.
THE TWO RIVALS; or Nan and Money. Price 10 cents.
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TiIE FREElNOTER'S PRIZE; A tale Of the Ocean. 60
.lTlSc ~
SPEAKING; RIFLE; the Indian Slayer Price 10 cent?.
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- We. arc, indebted to Hon. G. r.
Latham for valuable documents kindly sent
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oTATE OF WEsT.yIRGINIA, 49,;

cTATE OF WEST:YIRGINTA, S.
y AT Rulea held In tie Clerks once Of the Circuit
Cour. Of Wayne County, on TIA t1,t Monday In January
I.f,ye,,e F. vinson W. Jacob n. Holenshade--
.S - 49,. = .-v-. In chlneery..
Che object Of thss cult being to reeorsr Of The Defend
ant Jacob ". HolsnshAds tho sua Of 3a93a o. que oJ
NOTE Ni,h thereon run The eA day q Sorsm.
Der 1855 aud to attach and sell ~ acres u
laniS In Wsyns County 70 pay ths SANE IN.
And Il appearing. BY A1day nled, that the
I.eoA " Hoenshsie h q thiS btsfs:
IL ordered that he do appear here within one uan.n
aIter dur publication II thh order. sDd DO What nece
sary 70 protect his interest In the prsnlees.
Fsh. "A. lssa-lswA = ~. 49,. !.
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NOTICE.
SHINGLES Io1: Sale!

10000 esoe ?sr p! sss: e. sS;:
,..e.,ment OF LrV Goods, Groeeries. K,nsvh,
Roots. Si.oes. &C.. kept bypfy s'Ore IN INC :
valley, constantly on hand i, >, ~ is,rpui.sc ca.
. n.-.n,n r.h u 1884 --lkH1 = ~. .-,. -
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DAWTEY'S WAR NOVELS.

Rcnx all founded on facts 1.-THE prcscn eballio, over
80 Ooo copies Of which have already been a0ld.
So.l-JACE MoSBY, tho Gyerrills-The records Of
New Gate do pot show In the life ofany highrsynan,
more incidents Of adventures daring or brutality
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n.y.. ..........-....... Ericc "a fente'
Ne. 2-PACILSE; The Female Sly. The Heroine ofthi'
novel Is real character, ami her hSir.breadth es.
eapex her schemes and ntrSucS make this book one
Of the most exciting Of the war .rrlcr % cents.
No. 3-SENMES. the Pirate. leing the truthful alren-
lures Of this wsll.known CorSar Price % cents.
No. 4-KllDAkE the Black Scout. ...:Pricc IS cents.
LIVINGSTON AGAINST EOEBUCK; or, Life In Now
York. book TO interest my one. Price 70 cents.
THE AMERICAN LApI'S COOKERY E0oK. The most
complete book Cooking published. 81 IS.
TIE AMERICAN SYSTEM OF C0OkERY. 132
psr.s... ;;co; rtice Is cents
pAWLEY'S TlIREE.PEENY TOY B00KS. u kinds,
containing GO Pictures and 80 Stories, and adapted 10
the mind Of the little Pretty little books for
rewards ofusri Postpaid Ivy Mail Al CTS. per doz.
Ask any bookseller or News Dealer for .ny OF the
above publications IL he has net got them, he will get
them for YOU: '. they viii I've Mailed postpaid Oh receipt
OF price. ..
80 Address 7. x. DAWl.kl,' inpIshet
lsm.l IS J. Is Park Row, n. 7.
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So. - At Rule.
wv held 10 thn cieti,, oass Of tbs Crest coars %
p.,.lrh County, on tbe crs Noaaay Ia December, 1875

PyHaaf As1 raal H"- Pr * In ch.n.,ry.
John cese, and ". R Ransom, Deh,a
m. obI.et Of this suit Is to subject TO sale tract q
land 10 RsisIsh ceuet lying on sreekenridSe fosk.
u ak hundred and eishtyseven doll
uth zeal interest thereon, from the - day q
-, paid; md appe.,.1s ~ ,s; s e.
M ,,n,t ~ u ordered Ihs defendants do
sn,.sr Ssre GSin oae month AMER dna publication Of
XXI order md e what y protect thsir In
f'T -: y is q a copy: tests: no RodEns,
HsSced Q Neaiunt,, SoL-l+w4 Csrf.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
OKAx.wnA CorNrr. Ss:-A EUfcs held IN tue ClsrS ~;
OHIe Of The Circuit, Court KnnaNha County, on tho
AhsI p. Spur,t, Plaintiff. vs.. Jane, E. Richardson ana
Minerva II. Richardson Ais WIG. Dctehoan's-i" ~
The object OF this suit Is to recover the sum Of SOL
u NV account with interest thereon, together amount
,rc 10 S5I4 and the costs also to attach the esS o
Wv -, In nh. hands OF janice II. lhidlcy W. AMI
TLom., T. Swann, and to subject the same to The pay
n,sut OF the claim aforesaid .....,, 81, nj,
,oo iS and Il appearing by affidavit MED. sh1. the de
,nisnts are uon.res!den,s Q: tis State .r 5au
that they DO appear here ri,an one NOM, 70
nub,a,nn Of this order. md do WHAT Is "s''''' "
,,r,I.ct their interests In the premises. ~, c,-,
Copy; Tsste; 5OiN s s1CS;r ~:e'"
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cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

CTATE OF VEST VIRGINIA.
~ K,xAwnA COUNT SS;-At Rules held in the CleFk''
once Of the Circuit Court fer KanaWha County, on the
Hr., Monday In February, 1905.
Charles Intiner. complsnsns..vH Niclolas and Henry
=. - :FIt1hugb, Drfcudants--In Chareery..
7Se object OF this suit Is subject tosAicn tract OF
1000 acres OF land lying upon Davis Greek few miles
e. Of Chsreaton, to the payment OF $4,000 90. the
nrch,s. money thersor with interest from the 18th day
~ W.rh Iss9 subject 10 credit OF 500: which rsc;
land was soid BY the Complainant to the Defendants At
The s.;e last afosesaL9
ThI. Gay came the Complainant BY his Counsel: and
ritrhSrh 10 \ nonresident Of this State, on mo-
Shs compai>n, I. ordered thu. the ,sid De
ssr: md DO rss, T.p ase
its,i,sS ,a ; =, IN. o. & ,iI suit.
tset ats tH, .eaeS. este: JOIN SLACK. c,srk.
Hoo, n. Gssiop: "a. lsco. .la~t -s''t> - j
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1OO,OOOiI Brick /!

0HE HUNDRED THOUSAND GOOD BRICK I'd,
~ sale by the, Arsrln Cost & OH &c. Apply TO o
-, go. Gen. Sup't.
R.,xosp, ". Va, Feb. Is, ssce.-lswl r. -. 'at..
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cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

OKAyAwnA Crrxrr. SS:--A: Rules held IN tho Clerk"
On;ee Of the giclt Court for KauI"ha County Oh the
first Monday IN February, 1866. 49,
Th,oIoY. s Williams Complainant. James Todd snd
otLers, Dcfrndnsts-ln Chsncery.
trhe object Of this .ut /" TO f<eelOse mortSage OK
co,n,v executed by James Todd TO Sarah E. JENKINS,
JANUARY 81, 1859, and assigned BY Sarah g. Jenkins to
Mary Gorvs vito Of John Corlr', August 1861 anu ~"
signed BY John Corlcs and Mary his vic ~ tue COLL
plainnnt, january, 1867
THIS day came the Complainant By COUNSEL aud y "p-
ncarug by aaidavit Aoa that James Todd' SARAH b.
Jenkins John Corca. and Mary C"rrs hisw''c arc non
,he said defendants do appear here within one month
AFTER due publication Of this order ane 10 what "
sary 10 protect their Interests IN this SUIT: n,,
' Copy: Tcss: JOHN SLACK. Clerk
sx.rn HSIonr Sols-Fcb. Il, lSG&--.S~&
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$50 REWARD.
Notice to Bridge Builders

NOC1c5 TO bIIUgG buILueIS'
Y)R0rOSALS for rebuilding the RrllSo across Coal
s:ver mar tI mouth. will ~ received uatl the tl..t
day OF May. 1866. 4 plaH and specifications for said
bridge can he seen H.. calling upon RE At Coaism"nth.
Bridge bul.ers whca making pr0?osalS invited 20
Submit plapI Tor either Suspension Bridge or wood-
>uperS,ructu.- which they ba." their bids. The
plans will be examined FOR approval nnd II adopted. will
be- iucded In the contract TIE Bridge will Dc single
span Of about two hundred feet.
JOHN ). CUNNINGHAM,
CunInIi>N Liner.
Coalsmcuth, ". vn.. Feb. Goth, lSG6.-l7m.
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CHARLESTON, WEST VA,
Esdnssday Morning. go. FEBRUARY 81, 1906
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MARRIED.

SfAcK--S0CN6--0n TGeSay evening. Feb. 20. by Rev.
W. T.. williamson Mr. joins SLACK. She rifr OF KApawha
Co., and Miss HATTIE YorSG, OF Charleston, ". va.
The Printers kindly ren,SmOere .,sI their best
wishes 90 with the happy couple.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, S.
Az Rul., held IN the Clerks Olce Of the Circuit
Court OF Wayne Ccay, on the first Monday in January
1896 r, I'D,
John Bromley and Anthony copley, w. VIM, H. Coplsy
49, y and others-ln Chnnccrr.
rThc ol.c, Of i, suit being 10 recover OF the Defend.
mr. William H. Copcy $4,000. and to attach his estate In
tn. hands Of Joseph Morcun, his debtor mud also 10
s,ch house and lot IN Ceredo, the legal title 10 which
T. W. r. Wheeler; and also TO attach Is acrcs or land
a. ru. river. and suffice: said property 10 the payment
6. Said dcGt) ,, a., ,rr. ,,
And It appearing, BY AFFIDAVIT, filed, that william u:
/. dc ,rpcar here within month after due publca-
,ion nr, 3rx- snd do what Is accsssary TO protest
his Interest Ia the premises.
E.L u 1SBs-H6w1
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Orders Of Publication &c.

STATE or WEST VIRGINIA. S.
y 1t RuleS hcki the Cl,r<s oaicc or.the ojrcnli
Eortt opwayns COUNTY on The Monday, Jaauary
1SG6. .:i9tTS.. *! ~ rs,eT
Rob.r, Ross vs. Sealy Prize and others-In Chanc.ry
Of i.Ds G in Wayne IN County, 49, w
And Il appearing BY aiavit nled. that the defend.
,ns Ncsy Price. hchari Scott and John H. Scott. arc
o! this STATE, r. Is ordered, tAt the said
dctesd.n,, do appear here within one month after due
nuhcntion Of tis order, aud do wha. Is necessary ID
pro:ec. their interest in tho Promises. -
-: -'' g Ies;c: Z: 8. BlOSS, Clerk.
Eel. ia. lsc6.-l6w4
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HE WIIAMEi

The editor Of the Ashland Times will
lie It is not only second nature with
JEFF, but first nature also. Now, we
don't like to see this. We are in favor
Of that good old proverb,-alie not."-
But JEFF. insists upon lying, and, we
suppose, will have to see the poor dev.
il continue in this deplorable business I'M
til he is-"re-construoted." The apartic.
aIar lie we have reference to in this arti.
Gle, is, the one declaring that Mr.. Young
is in favor Of paying the Confederate
War Debt. Now. the editoro of the Times
knows, If he knows anything, that this
charge is false-an unmitigated lie, and
only made for the purpose Of misleading
the taxpayers. He knows that all the
Southern States repudiated their war debt,
and that is the, last of it. If Mr., Young
is elected to Congress-and there is no
but what he will be-be will en-.
deavor to lessen, instead Of Increase, the
onotous taxes Of the already o~yer.burden-
cd and oppressed taxpayers. oy sr5
JEFF, the people can't be gulled into
voting for Welker By such silly lies they
remember that he voted millions Of dol,
lars TO iced and el0tbs flthy, iudolent ne.
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Work | Work. Work.

Let every man who is in favor of
peace and a return to the former
good times which preceded the late
War, work from now until election
day for the attainment Of that glo-
rious end. So sure as. the Radicals
are successful in again getting control
ofthe government, just so sure will
there be another war. They threat
en- it by their Speakers and through
their Journals, by the impeachment
of the President. Dc, the people
wish another war; Do they wish
more carnage and bloodshedf Ifnot,
let them beware of the Radicals -
They mean mischief and will carry
it out if they are placed where they
can have the power TO do sol Be-
ware of them
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a Word to Our Readers.

Bear in mind that not more than
'one7half of the Democrats of this
county, aresubscrfbersto the USioNs
though, perhaps, more than ohs-half,
read i every week. You will see,
then, that wa eannot talk to all and
urge upon them athsl Importance apof
.dey0ting all their energies TO secure
Che success Of the white mans wicket
on the 9th Of 0ctober.s CN 81 s1Slssss
What we want 4, that You, read
er, talk Q Syonr neighbor to, all
your peighbors and urge upon them
to dolaA in their power toward the
oxerthrow offthe party thatsi 8 rfnA
ninglthe country, and all Of us,dato
destruction. Youhave Just as much
interest in the matter as the writer
Of this articls hassyeT alkgto all your
DemOcratic friends and warm them
up 50 thatinotia vote may be lost.A
Talking gets up excitement excite
ment gets out the voters, and full
vote Is q certain Democratic victory.
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Notice in Partition.

TMII Y p0pTPp p
.. X, por,or o. Lmefy lo,,er, hesWr A
MMo1I;. pou,. osVal I or.e.. Mary forter, and
oil ~ AsSisud ~". y. ~ o''onu rcrier, decd
Who ras;J"a ~ w., eAsePs nm,y Porter,
s,a,o " oS;o N M Vo"n'y Oh miniams and
Vas sisd /, .aHe ho'ice 'nat 2 petition
Sen,smh.r ~ Ioas gu y zo.n gay OF
nv pi"oa m a. iooo, IN me oourt Of Com
LAM snS ".uia anu iCr me county OF ASH Z
anS Imsn 1,a.o y Vhio, oy Sohn a. Criswell
;ns ~ o.isNsi ms WIG, ana IS now pend
sSw.u i1 IM saiS 'chn a CrisM ell and Lucy
dsmand n,s wig, q r,get Of his said wife,
IN III. a., i,.ion Oh heiollowing Real Estatss,
4. a"es'e ~ the township OF Greer ~
sor% III asnia . ana state OF Ohio tthe
,;oa a., ! : tne Soutn est quarter Of Sec
,wa.,u Ier WE'VE IN township number
o;.ht oaianBe numoer sixteen, containing
oteLL, oIo more oEiess 7; also me vest part
Sao,ie, Ioran nan of,he north east quarter Of
80 ur.eeh IN ownsnip number twenty
~ uieage NUMBER sixteen, commencing at
oi.n west corner OF SAID quarter section;
.hnenoe twenty ohains -andtwenty ~seseniaks;
,n.n0e east nine len chains and seventy one
na e W 'he PLACE OF beginning, containing
WY aores, ana being the tame forty acres
oOn'eyeu 70 onn y Porter by Joseph kith-
~ anu Whe py deed dated March 8Uth, 1858.
ntso = par. Of tne north east quarter Of Sec
= fourteen, In township number twenty
n a 10 suse sixteen, ana commencing at a cor
nssa, "else ieet sou'h OF q corner which Is
sra~ sen Onains and seventy one links east
m sae nyrlh wes' corner ef1thc aforesaid
,daai.er anu rams thence south sixteen rods.
.nsn'e eas' ten rods, thence north sixteen
.sus, Inence west ten rods to The place Of be-,
s,nnng containing one acre also another
tract o. lane beginning Mt the south west cor
nor Of !he east half OF the south east quarter
VI section eleven In township. number twenty
th,r tyf four np poSs % s,i : sioss sa I! ,Sns. ss. ~, MORN north q
rods 70 a stone; thence in a south east direc.
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WHITE WORKING MEN VS..
Is "a Il Z

During the session Of the Abolition
Ohio Legislature last winter, the negroes
Of Columbus and vicinity proposed 10
hold q meeting to discuss their political
position and to urge their claims Tor suf'
lrage: II was a"nigger, ~negro.sufrage
Convention. As soon as it was learned
by the Abolition friends of the negro in
the Ohio House of Representatives, they
Immediately voted the use, of the Hall Of
the House for, their meeting, and the dis.
gushing sight was presented Of the Ohio
Legislature adjourning at o cost Of thou.
sands Of dollars to the people Of the State
and filling their Hall with a motley as.
semblage ofimpudent negroes, urging the
right to q complete equality with the
white men Of the land. : se2 20 ssli
Nov look at the other side Of the pic
ture.
A few days aftcrward, and during The
session of the same Legislature, the sohite
porking men of Columbus proposed to
hold a meeting for the purpose of further
ing their interests in, their toilsome race
for life: They requested The use o. Che
same Hall for their meeting, and Hon.
WIN. LAhwILB, the Democratic member
from Ashland County, introduced areso
luton TO grant their request. This, reso.
luton wa. promptly stifled by the Adolf
tionists, aud The Hall refused to ,ehite la.
boring men which was granted ID the
dirty, odoriferous niggers.
Such Is Republican love for the inter.
.ests of white men,. and, especially, the
white Working 9 -l s- -,r .,,,..
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L.et4Us bet, Active.

b The. day sof election is drawing
very near. ! The time Is now for ev-
cry welLwishern of the country and
the people to dehis whole duty. 10
VIZ yoh would have the Union re-
stored under the Constitution and in
the bonds Of brotherly love, vote the
Democratic ticket, 4; bs,.1I, -,.' I;
III you would economizein the OK
penditufes ofathel Government and
thereby reduce taxation,Gsvo the
pemoSl4t tieket.eorqqyi % sazsi yfi
yslf you consider yourselfBstter than
negro, and do not wishto be placed
oh "A equality with blacks, have eey-
cry y~otepolled for the white mans
tlaketoiIq bo,a5mgre b Goiissup adT
o1sf you want the rich nabob to- pay
hisishape Of daxation,ptalk to yyonr
neighbefsSa and stir them up TO- the
importance Of placing new men in
position 10 govern the country. y
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A Lie?

The Ashland Times says that Judge
BLISS made a speech at Wooster the 9th
.er day, in which be said that the Demo.
cratic party was in favor Of paying the
Confederate war debt. This is false
Neither Judge, BLISS, nor any other Dem.
ocrat ever uttered such q sentiment. That
Debt has been r~spGdiated, aud will never
be paid BY anybody, North or South, as the
bounty thieying scoundrel Of the Times
we'll knows. 7sgss
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Large Democratic Gain I!

$780, "".""|. .H H..
The election held in Connecticut on
Monday resulted in a grand victory for
the UnipaT "A telegram from Hartford,
dated I'd inst, says:agi IS ,la.da ,T.s.iI
We haveirsturns from one third Of the
town, elections Of yesterday. The Dem.
ocrats and Conservatives have made deci.
6ed gains over the Republicans. In
Glastonbury, Sunbury, Somersyilie, Mid.
dletown, Cranky, &c., where a strict 20.
litical test was made, the Republicans
were defeated, and every one of these
towns was gained to Democrats and Con.
sefyatiyes. st - +.
Courage, Democrats and Conservatives !
DAY rs BREAKINGltg, e FT, y, ~,
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FOREIGNERS, REMEMBEa

That General Garfield said, IN 4 recent
speech, that 'tbe Negro understands the
nature Of institutions better thanths Irish
or Dutch, and is, therefore, more entitled
70 vote than ignorant Foreigners" q o.
If there is an Irishman o r German
who has SO far forgotten his manhood, his
native country, and ali that's dear to him,
as to desire to have the negro put on an
equality with him, he, ,hopld vote with
the Radical Party, and his desire Viii DO
realized II that Party d successful. l 1s'
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PeaaSnTECHcgzz

NolIqEis 10 hereby given that "a peliiiony
In viii DO presentsd 10 thai gopmissionersi
ofAehland County al tAeln nezi session tof,
20 held on the apst Monday OF Noysmber,DA A.
y, lsee, prayiug ferthel ooefion Jefa County
koadI eeEimeneinga ta We sSuth1wsst eevuer
Of the noIthteasilquegtpE sofb section ppmbsr
eleven ili)o tcwnshipt twenty-five (22), III
r,apseDsespieen dt7l In Riehlapdt County,
thence running east along the quarter section
line through seetion tyylys5lRl te7tbe ASH
land County line, thence due east IN Ashland
County through the lands ofWillama. Wood
hull, until Y intersects TIL, foGd fuhnink fpcm
Plerryssille, AAhlAhd COUNTY, u PStsrsbursh
In said County the place Of Termination 81
~ s.,s 80. 1xasY strtrrosrns
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-03
PARTITION NOTICE.

David ,swope. Thomas swope. aud john
Swope, Q fthe. County Of Ashlaud ind ststsofsi
Ohio, will take notice Tint aspetition was Z
fled against them on ihe'3dijayof September
A. Dal866, in the Courtof Common PIeas;
for the County of Ashland, by
Joshua swcpeb and is now pending Eher Elm
the said Joshua Swope demands partition Of
the following real estate to.wit -
Being a part lofthe WRIST hdlf or the south
west quarter Of section number fifteen ,(16l,
Township number 1--WE ity.three -i,2S)s aud,
range, No, fifteen Q5; coniaining sereniy-four
acres (74) more or less aud that al tie next
Of said Court the said Joshua Swope
will apply fora IN order that partition may 30
made ofsaid precises.
JOSHUA 'swopE, y nv
~ Kenny 4 Campbell his Atty,s.
September s, 1S66-7wi3.