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1856. Season Arrangement, !,
Pa ckets

THE NORTHERN LINE PACKET co.
i for the season OF 1866, will run between st
Louis and st. Paul the following splendid side
wheel steamers:
Minnesota, new, Burlington.
Aawkeye State, sucker state.
Davenport, atiue.
Canada. Pembina,
Savanna, New Boat
Leaving the Northern Line Wharfbo,, =, a.,
loot OF Washington Avenue, ST. Louis. daiIv A.
O'Clock P. NJ. -
The Company will also run a number of Frsirh,
Steamers Tor the exclusive aceommoJa,,on &c
| shippers, and they have also built large punber
OF barges for the purpose of carving grain in
bulk. gam III
The ComPany's steamers have been thorou,blr
repaired and re6tted in superior manner 80
manned with careful and experienced otiice,s anJ
| crews, accustomed to and identified x,,h -
| trade, and NO exertions will DE spared tn ida -
| the comfort OF passengers and the Careful b.rd
| ling of freight manu-
| The Company return thanks to the nub!,, ga,
| the liberal patronage received for the last ooh,
years, and hope, by their increased and .upenp,
facilities to transact business to deserve and 20
| ceIve a continuance of their favors
THOS. Is. RHODES. Pre.t.
| I. II. GRIFFITH, Sec',
! JAS. WARD, Supt
L. NJ. MASON, Gen'l Freight Agent,
H. NJ PRErTYhAN, Agent, Davenport.
j. III. LANGLEY Il CO.. Agents.
| -... Rock island.
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DR.. CARRIERS
COUGr4 BALSAM.

Will Cure Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Consumption ,
Bronchitis, Splitting ot Blood, Pain in the
Side and Breast, Whooping Cough,
Group, and all Diseases of the
Throat, Cheat and Lungs.
The most perfect, pleasant, and eticacious rem
edy ever discovered Tor all diseases OF the Throat
Chest and Lungs is
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DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

Is the only safe and reliable remedy for fine cure
of Spermatorrhea, generally termed Seminal
Weakness, caused by Self-Abuse, or excessive
Indulgence, which lie now fearfully prevalent in
all parts of the country.
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: This is of the grdndcst discoveries IN med
zeal science of winch the present century can
boast. 1t instantly neutrahzes, destroys and rem
ders perfectly harmless every species of poison
infectious virus affecting either the exter-
nal skin the internal Mucous membrane.
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a. THE
ROCK ISLAND ARGUS.
DANFORTH & JONES, Pr0prietors.
Weekly Paper, Established Oct. IS, 1851.
Daily Paper. Established July ID, 1854.

TERns.-For the Weekly Argus-Three dollars
a year, if paid wholly in advance. Twenty-Five
cents will be added Tor every three months paw.
ment is delayed.
In Clubs of 10 or more, at $2.5 each, and one
opy extra for every club of ten.
Single copies, at the Office, 10 cents each.
DAILY ARGus-Two dollars and Fifty cents for
three months, payable in advance, or $l0a year.
By the week, twenty-five cents, in advance. s
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Auction Room.

I He is licensed city auctionser, and IF Won
lave anything to sell he will do it in the bee,
hammer.
y Palace Row, Illinois Street, Rock Island.
u JOB ROSS.
l ebl5dwtf
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Dr.. Baker's Specific

Is a great Healing, Purifying, and Self-Curing
remedy, requiring medical aid or advice. With
this great medicine you can cure yourself, and
avoid all chance OF exposure and ruin by ignorant,
pretending doctors
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TnEL0ClTl0g, CHARACTER or NAME

of the sordeF IS of oortance, that 1t can
be reached by Washing, GarglIng In ectIng.-
The GOLDEN TABLET 10 Sovereign Remedy
for Itch, Salt Rhcum, Hives, Prckly Heat, and ali
other cutaneous eruptioEs the poison of Oak e,
wv. Sumach bites OF venomOus insects Piles
in all their forms Sore Lips, Sore Eyes, Sore
Nipples, Old Sores, CATARRH, liberated throat,
Dipthetla Ia its first stages Female Weaknesses
OF every kInd-n short, Tor every species oil In
fammation or FIrUlent Exudations and Humors
OF the internal Mucus Membrane External
Skin. Commu nications confidential, and advice
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THE GOLDEN TABLET

THE GOLDEN TABLET
ls. from it's many Beneicent Uses, EN- oha ii y
WOMAN'S BEST FRIEND and MANS SUREST
SAFEGUARD. ~ Every adult OF both sexes,
will find it Indispensable 10 them, will be bet
ter understood from Perusai Of the circular,
which free all. Irritation almost in
stantly s.layed In every instance.
Price: 81 per box; SIX boxes Tor 50, oy mail.
Sold only at the General Depot OF "WiNCHES-
TER'S HYPOPHOSPBlTES,' flor Consum ption
and Nervous Debility, by the sole agent.
y. WINCHESTER.
SO John ST., n. Y,
To whom al -orders should be addressed.
mchl6dwfy.
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DR.. Carriers Cough BaiSam.

Dr. Carriers Cough BaiSam.
This med cine' Immediately Stops the Cough,
produces tree and easy eIpectoration, removes all
mucous aud tout matter from the air passages,
gives IN difficult breathing, allays the lrrlta-
ton OF the Lungs, and effects speedy cure, by
soothing and healing all the pulmonary organs.
Dr. Carriers Cough BaiSam,
Ne,ea fails 10 cure Coughs and Colds in few
DAYS, and mas cured thousands upon thousands OF
cases OF Consumption after Physicians and all
other remed Jes had failed, and the pat ents give
up die. This Balsam Is the most perfect and
in!alIiDie- remedy for all diseases of the Lungs
known TO the civilized world.
n. R-Ask Tor DIR. Carter's Cough Balsam, and
take nothing clse. Price Is cents Tor trial bottle
large bottles, > 30 per bottle.
- Prepared and cold by Dr.. e.. Easterly s
Co., No. 70 Moth Fifth street, ST. Louis, Mo
Sold al their branch Family Medicine Store, No
SO Matiso street, Chicago, Ill. sa..fE
For sale by all Druggists.
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DR.. MARSHALL'S
4 a arm Snuft
Gives Immediate Keller

To the dull heavy pains caused by diseases of the
Head. The sensations after using 1t are delight
full and invigorating. 1t oPeus nad purges out all
distractions, strengthens the glands, and gives
healthy action a he ma IT aHacted
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NEW AND GOOD ARRANGEMENT
CIIAS. IkNNTII.


r. W CIIAS. KNDTII,
After returning his thanks forth, iberal pat.
ronage hereto one extended to hin would re-
specially IN orm the people that he will lerea,-
ter pay especial attention to all th,ir wishes,
ESPECIALLY IN TilE EATING LINE.
Persons sto. ping in town can geta
GOOD CHEA Il LUNCH
AT any hour in the day, and to wash 1t down,
will he supplied With The best OF Wines, Rhine
Catawba, Champaign, &c, Fresh Lager Beer,
Raspberry Syrup, Lenorade and all kinds o.
But want 1t here understood that hereafter ]
will sell
80 y, RO.FG .DRE.I.RS
whatever, md persons wishing ANYTHING in M,
line can always depend GU lnuing ny hou,,
quiet and orderly. will have, in their season
Q M Atii"S OF Dame, jlua
and Oysters, Frogs. Straw erie. Ice Cream.
soda, &C., &c, In short ever. thing that Gun be
0und In
First Class Re>taurant.
Still remaining at the Ol stand neatl. oppo-
site Church Street. Task my old rlends' and
many new ones to drop IN and see me.
Apriti4-fiu fie Z. kN0rH. /,
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70 CewsuMp FIyRs55

+. The advertiser hayin been, restored 10
he'hh idh few week. hy a very simple lem
tls,' afcrhAvii 2 suffered jior several YEAR,
slh vel m Z Affection and hal ,ir@aI
q essa l,ipi, I'm ~ aux iouss 10 makp
q WI toibbliss fellow sufferers the means Of
~ In Win desire il. lhteS VIII 1s'eebndd9 4 cto,pIyy
- tha1prescrlpii,n Used ifreee 81 .c%lareei
wi'hths direAiiohs lot epdp arihe md ding
ne Atite %Rhisk theyisiil find a sURE yuRs
FOR CaysuMPrl2s, Lnag kffsplious. The oul,
'bleciy Of ihe, qdverl,irer in sending tie Pre-.
tcrfpfipdffs 10 heEeHi The an AID tpr.,ad
in rofmaiio nm which he cohcsiyytes 10 he invaia
'6le! md eelhcpes every satfefer win tryi hi
Iemeey,l w. " will 40 tathem nothing and
my proye'a blessing, .o.ii:ig,r,,re IN
Parties Wishing The prescription, IBsE. BY
70 urn mtil, will .pl. az address o'uHl WV
o1eW I'Rsv! EDwe tHB NwftsnN.e %
,td9b Williamson gihg Co. KINGS No Y, II
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Oh n vTR lMAGENrs vssii
PJU ,ed fof 'it sniirsly Iesv artisles
jpAou.s Addrssga9. Gar EYl City, Rild, J,
lug. Biddsfcrd. Msi1S. pS6y1T
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NOTICE TO TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES

NOTICE is hereby given thai from AMI a
IN ter The daae Of this notice, no bilisi,il
lie allowed 10y, us te the Trpstess OF any
Township in Iais County 10 Keeping GU
tioor paupers, Anlsss due noticsi be given IL
HE iDirecl ,rs of3the Ashland. County IN m
cry at the time snsh relief issftl afforded.
NJ Wi CRflGy
TAs MONA I'LL,
it .lLgIiATTK
June 10, fs66- 6vi
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ASSHiIEANNbb UNION WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST.
Or. PAGIN.

otElmote. Ohio, who has hadua Drsbtce az
years IN the treatment of ali XII DIS Of
chro nic diseases, will be nj The iollowin places.
MANSFIELD, wiier Houss,a Monday June
t2Dand August 1g;lipUi.4 iEA X.
LUCAS, Tuesday till noon, Jun 81, and Au-
W gust 49,; % ,I.SAuh 10 Yrh AirI
PETERSBURG, Tuesday afternoon, June 81
AMI Augu t16 Np
iIAlESVlLLE,, Wednesday June 20 and Au.
JERo&EyILIE, Thursday, Jun % AID I'D Az Ais
5ooA ~ 9Uh Z 5saET kInaISA
ASHLAND, Miller House. Friday s Saturday,
lf June "a and 20 and August 10 and 20:
RowsBURGg suuda, till noon June 2Vis6d
lc August II; ssouasq 9il ~ III i,,is
LAFA1LilE, sunday, afternoon. June 20
AMI august n; '' az N'' .'T
SALEM. Monday Til noon, J une 81 and Au.
gusils-iITO gV4yL
CONGFEsS, Monday AFT %ernoon, June 81 and
. Aug"sl -
PERRYSBURG, = uesday. II noon June Is
ard August ~ ;-~.
OF, TUESDAY sfternoop, June 2s and Az.
gut ~:
Wednesday Iii noon June 20 and
ia 1Augusyi4 a9ilrm1j !sioihfI atN
saw NNtsH Wednesday, .ftasnoou, June =
. and ingist a.; ~ "
HUGULks' ca INTER-, rhussdsly till noon.
June. 3 and ,ngu1 "a; ,&
NEW L0NttN, Thursday AFTERNOON, Jun.
pa ~ 30 and aIugus o1yf % aft9hi joh
Ashland, April 2y--46tf 9gr eo,ts.yco
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. Noticsat0 Teachers. !

I'VE Board ofSohool Examiners Of Ashil no
i sjonlt" wall hord the folloWipg L Samina
'ijns, at7A ,hlnnd during the ear 1866:
The md Saturday, OF F,b'u.ry;ti5i 2 'dot
The nd md nth Saturdays OF Ma,th: nIs
me ?nd an tthi Saturdays OF April; .p5T.
2 une ma AMI III Saturday OF Nj y;usei!rl
The Ind saturday OF June.
rle md "a, uriiy of August;
rhe :hl m | nth Saturday Of September;
The 2il and hh Saturday. of Oclobct:
q rhe Inl ard 18th Saturdays OF November;
The Ind ) .iurday Ct. bereml or.
These Examinations will commence at!
) clock A. VI, ard close al 4 +. M!di 10 ,2jia
N~Papplicant will be admitted after clever.
. clock A. NJ. Written ie Limoninls Of goou
neral charartSr, .iened by al least twG'r ~
'ponsibie persons will be required which
testimonials will be Kept on file. No ceriii
.ctte can be anIe-dated, aud The School Law
prohibits Township Clerks from giving order,
Q 'enchers toi pay. un'ess they have cerlifi
Gales embracing the whole time Of SERVICE
rho Soiiool Law requires teachers to under
stand me following branches. and he ahie 10
iinpari instruction 10 them all: Readinp. W, :.
ing or'hograpby, Arithmetic, English Graz :
mar and Geograghy. a failure IN one, IL. a
fiilure III all, ana those ret having D t,lr
N 'wtehge ofeaCh aud every one ofithe above
branches mel a-t nrr,r for a cerii6ca,e-
Particular attention Willie paid TO Orlhogro
phy N those ~, H",.ng studied IT, will BIZ
promptly rejected. n, private examinatio'
Will ne heid, AID no application ..by latter,
vii be answered. UnlyTfOlr g-Sdes Of Gel
%iiicaIes will be issued, w: for d months 4.
months, Is months. ard "A n onibs. A Ger
tlhcate for six months IL u trial ee,,iicate aud
will not be issued q second Tine to the sam,
applicants. Those htving certificates for 81.
months must.be athletic procure certi6, ate,
for l! m,nths, or Done., School Director, mr.,
requested to %furni'h II, reparIs Of the su, ce,,
Teachers ~ they will aid us mater all,
IN granting oerti6cn'cs only 'oihose who are
gu iceSStm rh"se expecting to teach the
higher branches will be examined accord no.
~ The stan lard OF lshlm d County Teach
ers mus, q al'tn,el.i and applicants viii
hear this in inl There will he no adiou,n [.
meni sfter Examinations commence nn,iItboy
lose. Each npPlic' nj '%sr'liir ell to pay q
ee Of 80 cen'sns o ctidilirn OF iIxani nation
lnd,m 81 he MID in advance. 49,,
Iy order of the toard.
Nm. FMPBELL, CLERK.
JAhuivry Ff-I9n3l HG N F.
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Sn0 Per ,Ey0rs lows want agents
l.s)OV everJ where 10 sell orr IMPROVED
5 20. Sewing Machines. Three new kinds
Under anduppcr feed. Warranted Eve years
salary or large commissions paid
The osL, machines soldin United STATES for
less than $40, which are fully licensed b,
How e.cwheeler 8 WILTON. Gf6yei1& Baker.
II Co.. and Bachelor, All other
chehP machines, are lttrinQepenth and the
orsuser are liable TO arrest, fne, and
Imprisonment Circulars tree. Address. or
callupOn shave Clarkg Biddeford.l Maine,
!n30lyl ~
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FARM Foa, sA G.

TiEhnisrsigrcd will III, u, ppSrtivare sail,
the Dealer farm. rlioinin RovShnrp,
ashland Gogn!y, OHIO, containing. about 8,
acres OF excrlh inland I'm Ter 4 good Stale al
Gull iya,iofshsiih m Orchard Or choice fruit
and IN y shpl oeariug condition ; two good
frame dwsllingS,lgi rst ralesaw MIL, a good
barn, : never fill ag We llofYaier, and : ock
water 0 tnYenient. .rhjsis one Of the. MAJ
dc Nhtefsrrhs ID pshltnd county. and an
be 'ought cheap. Far fur,hsr iuiormatisS :.
iiire o Henry Dspler or Jacob rPpele 1
10 yseursf5el slad HENRY nEPLER. ,e.
5.t - II JACOB ENGLE.
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The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs

forty different styles, adapted TO sacred and
secular music, for so to ,S'iYD, cSoh. FIFTY.
ONE COLO or SILVER MEDELS. or other
first premiums awarded II me !llus'rareh
Catalogues free. ,6jress, NASnN& II M
LIN. Boston, or MASlN DR. FRS, New
York. Hiin.YI !fGf'r Fia5QG 30 o
G December 1865. s'Etif nri . .giF,e
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asAa 10 can therefore insure ~
y! st9qTRO
,arB WI a 1ol noo1 s1am s. 7ob1o al
Good TTa63 Sjlahoc 2,MsaH FadR
Cases.

We shall continue TO Keep the very best
Goods 10 be fcuni In our. line, and 70 do ius,,
a. good work as can hshohds moahy sRy.H
Give hinan q f4ll yheidle mpkipklJS kypufl
ehasss, n you will find that The above
ntaiemenis are true.
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Rom N0TmE

NOTICE Il hereby given that there win 4,
IN Petition preserved 10 Inc CdmmissIon
. siof Ashland County, st their next Session.
pri,ing HEN 70 lay out and establish q coun.
y road on the section line between Section
y! apdseoiioh 2S. i~h1t,fhnes township. be
ginniDgat The foot o. the hill North ora run
lands owned BY jain hhadcE. Or. thence
Spnn1nG eeuihs on said linsaiii ~ inter ectl
STATE Sosd leading from Ashland 10 Sui.
.ansdh 3oNexhfo 81 p43is ~ INV 40.
Jay as,-tv7
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1sbuu od o. isa berimI,i,b or sW
ono WIS ID 4
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hereby express my thanks 10 the public.
icr The liberal patronage AMI kind iayors
shown nerileeJ haze h.gnscopnec,ed WIN
Ashland Bakery and Copfecfionary. and,
hope that ibe.Aame, or grsatsr paifopfre ana
generosity win be given 10 my laooswof. M
0' july as.isp 'So- T. ROBERTS,
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tney WouIu certalpiy De'mucn more !

dt, would necessitate 30 much complication Of
accounts and calculations as would render it in
I.ttsT6ly onerous and altogether impracticable..
Finally the subject Eas di4posed OF for the time
bling BY the reconss She report for the
.h4ats, although strong scar was made to take
TIP vote on the report as aIwhole, seeing that the
jious sections of it had been separately adopt
edas amended. ~ ~,
bishop Andrew t6ok the chAlr on Tuesday,,
hr Summers asked the privilege to, take up the
The chairman of Committee on Boundaries sub
gtted report No 4. Lies on the table, under
rle. - ls51's,.s -
E The chairman Of the Committeson Books and
SEk6dicals submitted report, which was, on mo-
FIN laid ON thA tahla for The rrfascnk -
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;.
iRLEsToN. s. O., MoNDa
with your help and countenance and your encourage
ment shall 60 through on that line and when come
to tsk aoout sailors and soldiers about this to be
and that to be done, all want s for you await and
see, so far as the future is concerned Wait and If
do not stand by you although every other may falter
and fail
Lwant to of policy brought forward that
will advance the interests OF the people, and of that
ton of people who constituted tie gallant and brave
men who in both branches of the service have upheld
the national dag, and sustained the country in the
cent struggle thank you gentlemen, for your encour
sgement; thank you tor your countenance on this
occasion. It cheers me and gives strength to per-
form the work before me.
1--we are true to ourselves II true to the Con.
stituon the day 10 not far distant when this Govern
ment will be restored. Let 60 on and restore the
and rsde letus NOT only inspire confidence at home,
but respec abroad, by letting the nation its
of prosperity and greatness. know that some
will nnd fault with me, and say too lsnient and
kind, and all that live all to he put to death
punished thrown away for one offence for tha
ond offence and were to be lost and excluded from sp
ciety and com munun with our fellow-men, how many
Of ne would be left?
have felt. when have done wrong ard repented Of
1t. that war as sincere and honest on II II hnd never
done wrong at bill Then we must reason with each
oer and understand nature and what Is necessary
to restore peace, and harmony to distracted and d.
yided people In time ofwar right to burn villages
sack citiesand deeoate feds to 10y waste country
and crpplsSnd reduce the enemy but In time Of peace
the converse OF that course s precisely the right
and the true policy If nation is to reund its cies
restore its Villages renew its fields Of! agricul-
ture and occupations CT peace and prosperity to be
restored. know there some who have been ct
home calculating during the war, and who bring
10 the consideration of questions OF peace aid
harmony and the occupations OF civil life oil the
feelings OF resentment which animated us when the ex
citement and running high; but take the brave
men who sustained the flag on the field and on tho
m.nt on thesequesons than you will find With those
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sTuo nave peo. eAsiiB IL eue Sioo1 enu Aoses 1Ini
gunpowder Yes. from the private up to the command
. eV K<<N
. hAAo- l..
y" D ~" "

circumstances than any OF these closat patriots and
humhnitsrians. Then, my oountrymsn. citizens,
hodiers and Sailors let rejoice that peace
Let us rejoice that the relations of tho States about
being restored Let us make every effort We can, GA
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G
A,e "a oHA on
part Of the people Of those statea back, to
be obedient to thelaws, and acknowledge the su-
premacy Of the Constitution Of our fathers.
+ For what have We passed through this ordeal?
It was to establish the principle that no States
had the power to break up this Government. It
was to put down the rebellion; The rebellion has
the States Voices, 'Eeverl"l For what have
all these lives been sacrificed and all this treasure
expended Was it for the purpose of destroying
the States? No. It was for the purpose OF pre-
serving the States in the Union Of fathers. It
was for that that You fought; il was for that toll
ed; not to break up the Government but to put
down the rebellion. and preserve the union of the
States That is what We have been contfnding
for, and to establish the fact that the nation can
lift itself above and beyond internal foes and trea
son, and traitors at home.
| When the rebellion in Massachusetts WAS put
down, did that put Massachusetts, out OF the Union
and destroy the Statep When the rebellion in
Pennsylvania WAS put down, did that destroy the
recent great rebelliop was put down, and the Com
stitution and laws Of the country were restored,
the States engaged init stood as part Of the Union
The rebellion being crushed and the law being re-
stored, the Constitution being acknowledged,
those States stand in the Union, constituting a
part Of the glorious and bright galaxy Of stars.
fCheers.l
In passing through this ordeal what has been done
In Tennessee underthe direction Of my lsmented pre-.
decessor we commenced the work Of restoration and
succeeded before came here In restoring the rela
ons which had existed between Tennessee and the rest
of the Union, with exception and that was the
lason Of representation came to Washington, and,
under extraordinary circumstance, succeeded to tho
Presidential chair. What then? Tho Congress or the
United States had adjourned without presenting any
plan. then proceeded as had done In my own 6tate
under the direction OF the Government TO restore the
other States and how did We begin :? We found that
the people h,d courts and said TO the judges the
district attorneys and the marshss: "Go down and
your courte the people need the tribunals Of justce
be opened" Was there anything wrong In that? 4
>The courts were opened. What eise2 Welookcd ont,
and set the people down there had mails; theyi
had bes cut Of BY the operations of
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ATDERMAN WARD No. 3.-WE MOI

~ ALDERMAN WARD No. 3-WE NOMI-
NATE LEMUEL CRANE, Esq, Candidate for Al
derman Ward Nos. % MANY VOTERS.
April IL 80
~ FOR ALDERMAN WARD No. 8, WE
10 nominate A. B. TAFT. MANY VOTERS?
April "a sI =
s@ CHARLESTON, 8. O., APRIL IS, 1865
,MEssas EDrroas: Please announce JAMES c0SUR6TE
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Mr., CHARLES COOPER, Of Prussia to Miss ALICE
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