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All For Party.

The House leader Of the Bumpers,
Tbad. Stevens lately said, in speaking Of
the Southern States;
off they should grant the right Of suf.
frage TO persons Of color, l think there
would alwaysibe Union white men enough
in the South, aided by the blacks, to d.
vide tho representation, and thus continue
the Republican ascendency."
The sole idea uppermost in the minds
Of thsee ~"Repubfican" statesmen u is
the ascendeucy OF their party. Union,
peace, prosperity, happiness, honor, viz.
tue, law, constitutions, promises, guarau.
es-sll--all are swallowed up in those
two words: Pswsr and Pander. For.
merly, in the better days OF the Republic
q public mau would have been politically
killed and his name rendered ignomini
Gus for declaring that he acted from ne
higher or purer motive than the per
petuation Of the power Of q politica
party. Times, however have changed
and men, too, have changed aud sadly de
Perforated. Through Stevens, and thos
who act with him from no better motive
. whole section Of our country is denie'
reptesentatio ton the work Of restoration !
retafded; good will aod amity are des
troyed, and the country made to suffer
daily loos Of hundred Of thousands Of dol
lam. All this for party--psrty-the Ia
tendency Of the Republican party r.
wa the people continue to cubmit
thes infomous degradation p Patriot
] Ua.on.
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Attachment Notice.

james Oliver, PlaintiHl Before VIM. cowan J.
+. G. p sEslpss pernt.l siip o. A ssSS9s IL ESTop q;
On the 18th day Of December, a. b. 1855, aaid
Justice issued an ordef Of Attachment In the
above action fVr-the sum OF sixteen and 2O-iOO
dollars on u ceftain due bin made by the said
Theodore O.. Dehaven 10. the Plaintiff, due and
unpaid. The said case will DO for hearing on
the I'd day Of February, A. p. 1891, Al O'clock
A. NJ. JAMES OLIVER,
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THE OHIO L~EaIsLATURE
Columbus, Jan. l, 1855.
SENATE.


at precisely ~ O'Clock a. NJ, MT
bradbury rose ana stated, that az tae
A~leutenan. Governor mao become uover-
nor, slhe senate was wl.nou. : Presiu'ng
omeef ous 'na' II was Provlued Sy Jaw,
'na. 'he o,des' maa u ID a oena.or
sns'' eau .se pouy ~ otIer, suu PteslIe
eh ar 'es'uvn. p'o sem snai' % siseieu'
Senator Oarhn' oi nanSock, peing 'ne
G,des, SENATOR was called 70 tne cnair ny
hf. DfaaDury, anu Proceeaea 10 organize
tns Seus'e' hev' Dyers onered prayer
SENATE men p,ocsedsu 70 eject a
fLeslden' pro tem' Win tue ioilowing To-
SUI A. 4i7a Se tI,
n .
MI. laart'nlwas declared eiec,ed, sno
was sworn 10, wnen ne was 70
tne cnair py MT Wniet. a'
Inc CLERK, Assistant CLERKS ana ger
seant,a''h,ms were e'ecteo, and Inc Gus
tomary preliminary resolutions dopte
NJ. he,iogg onered tne ionowlng'
wnicn was lald upon the taole, ana order-
co 10 &c printed: ,o,
neso.0ed, 6y me General assembly, Q,
oA,0, .nree .niths OF inc members e,ec.ea
70 eacn house agreeing thereto, ,ha' IL
Dc ana Is hereoy proposed 10 Inc electors
Oh TINS state, 70 vote az Inc next annual
Oc'oper eiectlon, upon the approval OF
reJec.loe OF lne following amendment as
. SUBSTITUTE Ior the mrs. sec''on OF ,ne
ai'n ar'ic'e OF inc CONSTITUTION 0. 'n's
o'ate, 'o'"i' 80
Every male citlzen Of the United
o,a.es o, the age OF t~Wenty,one years
VINO snail nave oeen a resident OF the
c'a'e one year next preceding tne ciec-
ion ana OF the comfy to%nsniP, or
ward, IN Which ne reslues, sucn times as
may pe proViued pY law, snaii DC entl1leu
10 vo'c AZ n'i eiecnops' ,,h ~
Jul hei'ogg onered 'ne ,olowing'
"n,on was oraerea 10 oe pr'ateu' /,
ne'g,Ved' G me uenerde 1'semg,y y
o".o, tIIee.h'tns 81 'ne emeeis P,eo,ca
y eacn liouse agreeing ina !. DC ana Is
S.teOy pr'posea 10 1ne electors Oh sh !
o'a.e, - vo,s .. neA. ahnpa. 9c.ooe'
erevuons 9poa 9ne apPIoyal VI releS''ol
~ .ae lo,'oSing amenu@enI a. ! sIos.l'
lug 'Vr ,ne ms. seo.ioh of tse S.u'u af'
n0'e " '"0 oo WYNN u 'h' '"'' '0Y'"'5 w.
WAN ;.::,4 ; n;,
-. mae o,.'Ie"s 'esiue'.s u "'s
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GUARDIAN'S SALE.

TN pursuance of an order of the Probate
The LIST day Of January. A D 1865. in the case
Of John Stoler, Guardian Of Rufus and Lu-
ther S%toler, against his wards, the undersign-
ed will on the . lag.
End day of Februory, A D, 1866,
at 10 o'clock a m, on the premise s, offer at
public sale the following described real es-
tate situate in Ashla nd County, Ohio, and de-
scribed as follows: Being the two undivided
sevenths Of the north east quarter Of section
number twenty seven (27) township number
twenty one (2l) and range humber fifteen
Q5), containing 100 acres more or less, Al
so the two undivided seventh Of part Of the
South half Of the South Fast quprier Of sec
ton number twenty-five (22), Township nam
Der twenty.one t2lj and range number e.
teen (l5), commencing at Q stone ten chains
east Of the South west corner Of said quarter:
North, parallel with the West line Of said
quarter, twenty chains and Ave links 70 half
quarter ~line-thence east on said line. three
chails and seventy FIVE links to the centre Of
the County Road, thence South forty-four de
grees East, len chains and seventy links,
thence South parallel with the West line
I've chains and twenty eight links to quarter
line, thence West eleven chains and fifty one
links to the place of beginning. containing
twenty acres. f..t..
Terms Of sale-one third cash on day ri
sale, one third in one and one third in two
years from day of sale, TO be secured by mort
gage on the premises sold, and the deferred
payments to bear int, rest at the rate of q per
cent per annum Appraised at 50 1856.
JOHN ST0LER, Guard.
Of Rufus and Luther Stoler.
January l0-SwSipfS9,o)
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NEWS ITEMS.

Ii5s The United States Consal at Port Ma
hon writes to the State Department that
Inc cholera has nearly disappeared from
that province, and says that tho mortali-
~ in Spain has been far greater than
will ever, be know, 5g
so Gs1gs B. Mcclellan, j, was born at
Dresden, November 10, 1855, The mo-
.ther Is "dcing as well as could be ex'
pcctcd.. esf
sss The Cincinnati Enquirer says tina :
Gen. Joe Heeker has beer. struck BY par
,slysis, . whole side Of his body having
losi is vitality.
Dr.. J w Hughes, who killed Miss Par
tons Ut Bedford, and who was recently
tried at Cleveland and found guilty Of
murder in the first degree, was, on Sat
urday last, sentenced. IL. be. hung on Fri
day, the OH Of February. a5 ls
The organization Of French Canadian'
in New York, for the purpose OF selH'ne
Canada, has gone the way OF the fenlan'
9, and 10 c~opvulsed by internal strife
70 The vote IN North Carolina on aeolar
ing null and void the secession ordl'
nance vas 1897 for, aud 1910 against
the proposition. =
vi One of the evening papers has a story
tia / Washington auctioneer has beer
eng aged in buying up firearms Tor the
SFenian organization, and had partially
delivered an invoice of weapons, wher
the municipal authorities embarrassed thu
nofurtber consummation OF the contract By
imposing q q,to r~drrohfo. @
gai1In the town Of Murray, Orleans coun
ty,, Lemuei Cook, eyed hundred ano
sevep years, and one Of the three survi
wing soldiers Of the Revolution, was re
Gently sled BY his son, 4 "ySuth'' seven
~ years Of age. There are several per
sons, oil OF whom were witnesses at thu
trial, the youngest oil them being sixty
yiive years oldso 3 ~. &
'ne oD,o nOu'e T" n"N
NV" ~. :
wv ss.a > .D's. Volunteers ~
$500. T..~1m:n"I.Sc r..
a.. 49,. ~. M;n;.,o, of Eoro;a,
-.G;-.I.,e. ooo .o,,;.~.
Euc L.. h.t.o.,.1o
n III .mah.u.o
'.-,,,.snov a A.. French T,s,snrv. :
a., -.,,;,
..,;..I.s,o,, :, ,,r-o..D, -. !,
800, uona 10, ,[.,n;r., mnoh ),
In, No. ~. a.mo. of .v,r ho,woon n,
-, ,.-.u
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Jus,icesE Election,

The election for Justice of the Peace
Of Montgomery TOwnshipj',ou Tuesday,
the I'd inst. resulted in the election Of
the "Niggcr Aid ociety's" candidate, J
W. Smith, Esq, the would -bc-Gongress.
man. How have the mighty fallen
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Gov Anderson,s Message.

The Message delivered TO the Legisla.
ture BY Gov. Anderson, Is as long as the
moral law, and not one IN ffty Of eur
readers would read II. We will cndeavor
10 give II ID a condensed form next week.
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The We stern Musical World,
A Journal of

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Issued tie first Of each mo TIL Each
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'teresting editorials, musical gossip, news,
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Over Forty Pieces Of Music
are given in each yolum, Of the Western
Musical World"
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Splendid premiums are offered for the
largest list Of subscribers sent in before
the lsi Of February, 1856, including a
"1iason and Hamlin Cabinet organ" aud
other valuable pre- miums l7
sSs- Specimen copies sent free. -dsa
For particulars, address
10 s. BRAINARD & SON,
Is Publishers, Cleveland, o.
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STATE OF OHIO, |
County Of Ashland, !

-I-.- I, ]. o. JENNINGS,
Cashier Of the First National Bank of Ash
land do ~solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true 10 the best of my knowledge AMI
belief. q j. o. JENNINGS, Cashier,
Sworn to and subscrib ID before me this
First day of January, 1866.
ROBERT McMURRAY.
Justice Of Peace.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House convened at ten o'clock A.
NJ, aud was called to order by the Sec.
rotary Of State, Hon WIN Henry Smith,
whose duty it was to preside until the
election of the Speaker. Prayer. was Of.
fered by Rev MI McCracken. VIM p
Nixon, Of Hamilton, was appointed CLERK
pro TEN. The members were then called,
when sthe House proceeded to elect a
Speaker, and Ed A Parrott was elected,
Other officers were elected, the usual
preliminary resolutions adopted and the
House adjourned.
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Doesn't Know Tennessee

Old Thadues Stevens, Of the House Of
Repres enatives, says he "doesn't know
Tennessee" Then he should take to the
study Of geography. lie will fine Ten
nessce to be considerable ola place. One
end of it butts up against the Mississippi
river-did Thaddeus ever hear of that
stream p and was oncc the dwelling
place Of one Apdrew johnson, an old fel-
low who said that the Federal Union
must be preserved"
Tennessee is the home Of Andrew
Johnson-does Stevens know him 2-and
il Tennessee isn't in the Union neither is
Andrew johnson, and the Pennsylvania
radical ought forthwith to pitch him out
Of the Presidential chair and get into it a
citizen Of the United States.
How comes it that SO virtuous and en-.
ligethned a patriot should have SUI ported
for the Vice Presidency a man from q
foreign State, as Tennessee is not in the
Union and not kaopn to the Legisla.
tive Department Of the Government
Why does Stevens sit QUOT audsee q for
eigner from q Eoreiga State usurp III,
functions Of the Presidency IL Thad
Gus doesn'tt know Tennessee he should
"knowD Andrew johnson, for he isa cit
izeu Of Tennessee. What monstrositie
the uusanciiied radicals are exhibiting
-LovisviM journal, ir. rat5of
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N 0 ICE

II. Rust, Plaintiff Before Stephen Mapes,
VS.. ; j. L. OF hanover Up,
A. Ransom, Defendant.l Ashland County, Ohio.
On the 9th day of December, 1865, said JUS
tice issued an order of Attachment in the above
action for the sum of twenty-six 09-100.
December 20-3w28
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Notice..

subscriber hereby announces TO the
l. Public, that, having been duly licensed
us On A%ucrIoSEER, he is prepared TO attend
to any business in Ashland County requ ring
his services in that capacity.
Address G. ". BASSFORD, Jr.
.,T.t 20. Hayesvills. Ashland Co. o.
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sOn Per Year /, We want agents

4 S0O Per Year /! We want agents
LOW every where 10 sell ouriMrRovED
$50. Sewing Machines. Three new kinds,
Under aud upper feed. WsrranteSfve years,
Above salary or large commissions paid
The ONLY mo chi, es sold in United STATES for
less than $40, which nrc full licensed by
Howe, Wheeler & WiisoB, Grover B Baker,
Singer 4 Co., and Bachelor. AN other
ohehp machines are ,nfringemepts ahd the
seller or user are liable TO arrest, 6ne, and
Imprisonment. Circulars tree. Address. or
call upon shaw & Clark, Biddefard, Maine,
or at No. 1923 broadway, New York; No. 236
Carter ST." philadelphia, Pa /; No. IA LON.
bar,l's Block, Chicago, III mo West Fourth
st., Cincinnati. o.; or No. 5 Spauldings Ex-
change, Buffalo, N. Y, IS [nSOly[
6OO ~ " " !-AGENTS wan
DJU ted for six entirely new articles,
Just out. Address o. 0sGAREY, City Build
ing, BiddefOrd, Maine, Is'l lnSOly
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WOOL WANTED.

THE undersigned is prepared to fur
i nish Sacks and make liberal advances
on wool when consigned to one of the best
and most reliable Wool Merchants in the
East, for further particulars call on or
address
&C. WICK,
Ashland, o.
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Eighth Qualterly Report

of Meeondaioa c1As Esrs. National
Bank in ashland, in the State of
Ohio, on he morbiiag Of III first Non
: day Of January, 1855.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Will an Miller

0. q. W, Echelberger. H4is9inai .
TN pursuance OF an order Of sale In the
i above case duly issued by the Court Of
Common Pleas in and 70, the County of Ash.
land and State of Ohio, aud 10 me directed, !
will expo,eto sale, at public auction, at the
door Of the Court House in said county Of
Ashland, on at Il
Saturday, January lsth, A. ID 1885,,
at 2 O'Clock P NJ, Of said day. the following
lands and tenements, to-wit: Lot number (1l,
In Mykrantl' addition to the Incorporated viii
lage Of Ashland. So s9 LRa
Terms of sale cash. Appraised at $500. \
San j, q. BROWN, Sheriff,
December 6-4w26pfS7. so
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Important to Discharged Soldiers!

DELIEVING That the soldiers who enlist
Id ed early in the war. who first sprang to
arms at the country's first call, and first
placed themselves in the front, should receive
at least an equal amount of bounty with those
who enlisted after December ,24th, 1868, ],
A. HUTCHINSON of Columbus, Ohio, General
Agent for the collection Of Military Claims,
offers his services, and with the assistance Of
the soldiers themselves, will undertake to Sc
cure it. He accordingly invites all soldiers
who enlisted in the army prior to the Oath
Of December, 1853, and were honorably dis
charged therefrom, receiving only 300 or
less bounty, no matter what the cause Of dis
charge or length OF time served, to forward
their discharge papers 10 him IMMEDIATELY,
that q prompt and decisive effort may be
made 10 secure what would seem 10 be so
justly due. Upon receiving the discharges,
accompanied by the necessary papersi in each
particular case, with full information.
rf This is u matter that must receive imme
diate attention, for, unless il is attended to at
once, and supported by q sufficient number
Of interesting names and applications 10 in
duce the necessary action, il will doubtless be
postponed, and may be finally dropped.
b Bs5" See TO 1t then without delay. Already
qni;e a number Of cases are on file, and II
any soldier ti ks he has not lready received
what is properly due, let him send his dis
charge, with a clear stLtement Of what he
claims, and an early reply will be given.
The heirs or legal representatives Of SOL
diers who enlisted prior 10 The oath of Decem
Der, 1858, and died in the service, or in Reb
Ell prisons, will also be equally entitled 10 the
benefits contemplated in this movement, and
they are requested to lose no time in commu-
nicating with him on the subject. . A..
Once more, attention will be called 10 the
imp ortance of acting at once in this matter.
If successful, a Moderate comp ensation will
be asked il unsucc essful, no fec will be call
ed for. t'li IN IH 3u H. -" ~
All, classes Of Military Claims entrusted 10
him are prosecuted 10 speedy settlement.
Address all communications plainly, /. A.
H%uTcHISsoS, P. o. box ~, Columbus, 0.
Soldiers are particularly cautioned against
selling their discharges. IF they are pur.
chased for any honest purpose, it must be OF
a price far below the real worth TO the soldier
himself. t,. l4
REFERENCES .-Hon. VIM. Dennison, Post
master General; Jay Cook & Co., Govern.
ment Loan Agents; Any National Banks in
Ohio. - -,iiFtf sH r' i.
I..' .4t..r. .. - fe t
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Having. as ty reason Of my election as
Postmaster Of the lower House of Congress,
withdrawn from the firm Of Given & Hutch
inson, Military Claim Agents, l desire to
thank the soldiers Of ohio or their liberal
patronage heretofore given the firm, and TO
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There is quotable change to note in the price Of
ing cities are: London, 6-5: Paris, SIS-3H-15: Am
sterdam 51a-5l4; Vienna, 5-5K; Berlin. 6-5191-,6;
Frank fort, 4I-49: Turin, 4-41; Brussels 4e47S;
Madrid, 90; Hamburg, 0-4%: Petersburg, 512-b.
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The entire assets of recent bankrupt
we're nine children, The creditors acted maspaai.
Rsnsy aAG lot him keep thsa
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In recent discussion in the French
Chambers, the fact was mentioned that among N a
revolutionary newspapers published in 1913 was
called the Guillotine. A correspondent of the I'm.
partial Dauphinois gives the following explanation
u hestated long in believing that journal bearing
that abominahle title was really psblishadHn IsaS
AssE tRsgnsgahls researches ] have Busssedsa In
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EWnartR-EArpi

Bremen-Bremen ship Christel-1,l36 hhds. to-
bacco 70 do, 3l6 bbls rosn, $4,000 tree nails 10
tons sassqfras
st. Johns. P. RS bbs. pork, 25 do rosn, 10 do
pitch, 100 do bread, 25 do mackere 800 do flour. 80
and heads; So gals Kerosene $3.50 lbs. candles.
102O do butter 20 do cheese. 449 do hams 300 pigs
cakes and crackers Is casks paddock, LOO realns
paper. $50 feet scantlinc.
ImpDrtS-CORstwise.
Richmond-Str. State of MaryIand-17 bales cot
ton. c. P. Mendenhall IL Co; do do Shriver Bros
bbls. spirits turpentine Derr & Thompson; % tcs.
oil cske. bbls oil. j P. Peasants & Sons.
Norfolk-Str. Georgeanna-1 box tobacco, Sc bbls.
fish, Griffin Bros Co.; "a do do P. P. Clements; 11S
do do Whedbee Hutchinson.
New 1ork-Schr. Village Queen-1O0 tons chalk,
order -
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FHSHES is TO GIVE NOTICE-That the SUBJ
n scriber, Of Baltimore city, has obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said city letters of administra
city, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said de-
with the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated,
to the subscriber before the 18th day of Octo-
per next; they may otherwise by law, be excluded
to said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment. ~
Given under my hand this 14th day of April, 1866,
JOHN II. LYNCH,
ap17-1aw4w Administrator
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LEGAL NOTICES.
E1ITY COLLEAGUES OFFICE

ESITY COLLECTORS OFFICE.
" BALTIMORE, April %, 1866.
The bills for City Taxes for 1866 will be ready for
delivery and settlement as follows:
On BANK and other STOCKS aud BONDS on and
after TUESDAY May 1st On all other TAXABLE
MONDAY. May 7th, discounts will be allowed as
follows:
Bills paid on orbcforo May 10, per cent 8per cent
:: " june l. AZ !" 6
July l.
" Sept /,
Persons holding STOCKS or BONDS will please
ask for their bills at the 7th Ledger
AUG. M. PRICE,
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