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STEAMERS.
NEW LINE STEAMERS.

FOR OLD POINT AND BALTIMORE.
Carrying Harnden's and National Express
Freight
The new and elegant Steamers
G tSS t bSaRY Capt BLAkIMAS,
DICTATOR, Z" MuLLteAN,
Leave Norfolk for Baltimore daily, Sundays
excepted, at 81 O'Clock, p. NJ
Through Tickets sold for all the principal cities
North and West. Passengers and Baggage
transferred from boat to cars free of charge.
Fare to imore.......................... $500
- and return............ 500
Philadelphia. 6.75
=" New York. 1000
The Superior Accommodation
offered by the
NEW LINE STEAM ERS
Are well known by the travelling public tn.
Steamers are all new, constructed with great re-
gard to speed, comfort and safety, and are com
handed by experienced, courteous, and attentive
officers. Their superior speed enables them to
make sure connections with all trains thereby
causing delay to travellers at either end of the
route.
The Fare has been reduced by the general so:
licitation Of the travelling public, to whom we
feel grateful for their very liberal patronage
merit.
n. B.. Passengers and baggage transferred to
and from Portsmouth free of charge.
Freight taken at low rates, carefully handled
ana properly delivered.
Leave Norfolk from foot of Roanoke and Mar
ket Squares. II. V. TOMPKINS,
may2-tf Agent
NJ OR FOLK AND RICHMOND
~ STEAMER.
The magnificent new and fast steamer
JOHN SYLVESTER
CAPT. JOHN A. POST,
Will leave Norfolk from the wharf foot of Roam
oke Square, for Richmond and intermediate land
ings on James River. every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at 6 o'clock a. m.
The Steamer
M. M a r. I N,
Will leave every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at
the same hour. .f0fs., 'I.I
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oh HuiLfJ JH'
/ dreamed terrible dream. So dark
So drsar was the scene Not glimmering
spark
Oflight was there;
And the still air
Was foul, and heavy, and cold
A .pectre-uprising so grim and SO gaunt,
Loomed frightfully plain to my vision-to
daunt
Ny spirit once so bold
But now-no more forever;
Though it was erst,
Ere was curst-
Damned-and forever!
"Ah never''--quoth horrid ghost,
'Shall you join the angelic Lost;
And this darkness circling round you,
And these words that thus astound you,
But shadow thy doomi
Aye, pregnant with gloom
Was thy morning of Life
Butths surging strife
Of that morn is done,
And eve's-eve's darkest shades
Reflected from the Internal gades-
And thy faint, young Sun
OF Life, by them obscured-will soon
Forever sink and flaming moon
Will glare upon you in eternity;
And that dread morrow,
Of endless sorrow ...U
Be blacker still and, woe is me .r.'
Must speak itf Alas the stern decree
That bids me tell Then mark it we'll
You'll dream again, and awake-1N HE'LL!
There awaits you a day
For what? you say t.
For Siasi-who shall dare to utter nay J.
For the sins of your sires*-
Who now blaze mid the fires
Or HE'LL 7"
*The maniac was firmly impressed with th
idea that he was suffering punishment for the ev
done by his forefathers, and for such that h
damnatiou eternal was inevitable.
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GROCERIES,.

- :
CONCENTRATES LYE, Candles & c.
~ 40 dozen Concentrated Lye.
rs boxes Adsmantine Candles.
Is Deterine Soap, just received and
for sale by T. A. YOUNG 4 CO.,
..' -. Corner Roanoke Square,
juno f..- and Wide Water street.
DRIME HAY.-30I bales "all under OK"
] daily expected for sale by
E. H. DELK,
may 80 20 Commerce street.
FAMILY FLOUR.
EO bbls Epicurean and Wheatiand
W Family, equal to Patapsco or any other
brand; warranted, for sale BY
may22 No. IA Roanoke Sqr.
OK PACKAGES CHOICE Butter,
~ ~ just received this day and will be sold
junl6 WIN. F. ALLEN & co.
on SACkS RIO COFFEE-ln store
~ and for sale by wv, INV co
ELoUR, SUGAR, swarm
100 Dbl. Flour, oakdals Family i y Ct Chestnut smut
Grove Extra, Magnolia Extra, Palmetto Extra,
and other brands.
Is pbls Refined Sugars.
A few hhds Choice Sugars.
Is bbls choice Honey and other Syrups.
10 bags Coffee.
as dozen Painted and Vanished Pals
20 half bbs. Family Roe IN. C.. Herring.
so caddies Tobacco, verv cheap. 90
40 boxes Black tens Tobacco, Gin bond)
$500 DAVIS d BRO,
junl9 "a Rowland's wharf
4 LTMEYER'S Pure ROsin SOap.-A
N full supply of this excellent Soap, direct
frem the manufacturer, (for whom am the ae
thorzed agent, in store and for sale by
G. W. ROWLAND,
jun2 Is Rowland's wharf.
Urine New York State Butter.-A
lot of the above BY steamer Saratoga. just
received and for sale on Shippers account, at
B. T. BOCKOYER'S,
junS No. 81 East Side Roanoke Dock.
TIER RING.-A large lot Prime Nos. l and
H Cut Herring, just received and for sale to
close and all who want something of the kind
really nice, will do well to call at once at
B. T. BOCKOVERS,
jun8 No. 81 East side Roanoke Dock.
90 BBLS. PORTO RICO SUGAR,
OU and Is Bbls Refined Sugars, received and
junls 't+ W. F. ALLEN & co.
T00n BUSHELS of CHARCOAL,
janl Sa = GfGIETT, CHERRY 4 maps.
II EROSENE OIL.-lO bbls No. Kero-
IN sene Oil just to hand.
GILLETT, CHERRY MAPP,
jun Is Roanoke Square
GU G A 10 hhds Porto Rico and Cuba
y Sugar.
rs Bbls Refined Sugars. For sale low by
"tLlil NORRIS, GWATHMEY d co.
may30D&W a~tu t.-H4... s.T
VIRGINIA HOG ROUND BACON
/ Y 1000 lbs Choice Va. Hog Round Bacon, for
sale low Shippers account, by
T. A. YOUNG i CO.,
o attH Corner Roanoke Square,
an9 and Water street.
d
IL port Lime, daily expected.
:. -f-itss-lts ...at a7l +. ii. DELK, 19
iupl2 % Commerce street
| ,DUTTER.-Fresh lot Grass Butter, just re-
| ID ceived and for sale very low. .s,5
junl9 NORRIS, GWATHMEY l. CO.
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TWELVE DOLLARS.

TWELVE DOLLARS,
A GOOD DOE BILE CASED "a.
IN ISL auI.d 9d5jsh aaG SiL YER WATGH
Gentleman or ladies size, will be sent post paid,
on receipt of the amount by mail.
jun4 b: TANNER,
90 ll6 Lexington, street,
.A- 10 HlA l-H Baltimore.
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1 HRANKLIN WINGS BAN K

Bank Street. near Main, Norfolk, Va.
JOHN b. WHITEHEAD, President
l DIRECTORS:
j. b. WHITEHEAD, JOHN JAMES,
S. HARTSHORN, j. C POLLARD.
j. |. BLOODGOOD, WIN. WARD,
W. j. MOORE
J. G. DEMLNG, Cashier
C. II. LANGLEY Assistant Cashier.
This Institution is prepared to receive deposits
and allow interest thereon at the rate of FIVE
per cent. on sums remaining on deposit ninety
days and upwards, and FOUR per cent. for short
er periods.
NS- Parties indebted to the Institution are
requested to renew, curtail or pay their notes as
soon as possible. jy24-1m
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MEDICAL.
SPECIFIC REMEDY

RlCORDS SPECIFIC REMEDY.
RIOORD'S SPECLFIO REMEDY.
RICORD'S SPECIFIC REMEDY.
The latest medical discovery and unfailing
Remedy, from the original recipe, as used by him
in the Hospitals of Paris for twenty years. A
Safe, Reliable and Warranted Cure for
Diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys, Distractions
OF Urine, Gravel, Chronic and Acute Gonorrhea,
elects, Structures, Weaknesses, and all Diseases
of the Sexual Organs, whether in MALE or FEE
MALE, from whatever cause they may have origi-
mated, and no matter of hsw long standing
Price ONE DOLLAR. Every bottle warranted
S0ldby all Druggists everywhere, and by
N. A. l. c. A. SANTOS,
Norfolk, Va.
b. W. CONANT Il CO., Portsmouth, va,
Sole agents for the U. States and Canadas.
au1e 1u
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POETRY.

( Written for the Day Book. ]
The Maniac's Dream.
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BANKS.

VNHE EXCHANGE NATIoNAI
l. BANK OF NORFOLK.
President
GILBERT G.. WALKER.
Cashier.
JOHN J. KNOX.
Asst Cashier.
=. p. MOORE
Directors:
1Ho. b. WHlTEHEAD, CINoINATUs W. NEwTos,
EDWARD M. BRowN, GEoReE SAseTEa,
MARSHALL Packs, WILLIAM NICHOLS.
GlLBERr G. WALKER.
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Depository and Financial
Agent of the United states.
Exchange Bank Building, Main Street.


hand. N0p' u"
, ms Bank VIII buy and sell all classes of GOV
ERNMENT SECURITIES at current markst
rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make collections
on all the principal cities of the United States.
furGnase Government Vouchers on the most
favorable terms, and give careful and prompt At
tention to
Accounts of Business Men and Firms.
and tc any other business entrusted to the Bank
Loans at all times cheerfully furnished ans-ly
MI ERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
1Hl SAVINGS BANK.
OFFICE No. SO, BANK .STREE?
Pres,dent
WIN. I. HARRISON
Directors.
Jos. h. SPR TLEY, D. d. SIxNOSs,
hYLAND CAPPs, Z. W. GRANDY,
L. DELANy, JAS. Y. LEleH.
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4 7AN BE FOUND AT
THE NEW HARDWARE STORE

u THE NEW HARD WARE STORE,
No. 2 COMMERCIAL ROW,
Near the Ferry. .t5
Pad, Stock, Home, Rural, Cottage AID Eagle
Locks, Night Latches, Mineral and Porcelain
Fry Pans, Sauce Pans, Axes, Spades, Shoyels,
Manure and Spading Forks, Cross Cut Saws.
Auyils, Bellows, Vices, &C., nice fresh goods,
direct from manufacture, and for sale at low
rates. ~
NAV 20 j. g. WOMBLE co.
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Cashier.
WIN. Ii. WALES
This Bank lie open for the resumption of bust
ness. Deposits received upon the usual terms, in
terest being allowed at the rate of five per cent
on all amounts remaining on deposit for 80 days
or upwards; per cent. for less period in
terest commencing 10 days after deposit, and
ceasing 10 days prior to Withdrawal
The Institution keeping accounts of its New
Depositors entirely separate from those of the Old
Deposltors, so as to answer the demand of the
New Depositors.
All indebted TO our Institution will please call
pay, curtail, or renew their paper. -,
The Board of Directors will meet every Wed
nesday and Saturday morning at 9 O'Clock.
au 3-lY
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iunl5 Agent.
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA.
IN STEAM SHIP COMPANY

"a ~ I - q "A
Will hereafter taAe her depar ture from Norfolk
for New York as usual, every SATURDAY eve
ming at o'clock. iunl2
VNK.-We have received supply of Carter
L Combined Writing and Copying Ink, viii ch
is pronounced to be superior to any other Ink in
use. l-J
For sale by STEWART l. DEF.
jun15
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FOR OLD POINT AND BALTIMORE.
Ca~ryisy Harnden's and National Express
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Ths johnson Party iii oAio.,


The Cleveland Leader, the leading or.
gan Of the so.called Union Party in
NorihSrn Ohio, under, The abovesCaptiob,
speaks thus Of the action Of The late Rad
ical Convention; gqIH I5liIa
"Among the most cheering Of the ma
ny cheering Indications OF the Union Con.
%vention of Wednesday, was the united
front of The party in sustaining The Cdn.
gressional policya The Convention was
a unit on this question Through the
whole day there was not a lisp heard any
where in favor Of my policy IF there
was a johnson man in the Conventios he
did not make himself manifest. None of
the candidates wsre Johnsonians, the on.
ly one at all suspected Of sympathies with
the President having withdrawn before
the Convention assembled. There Hds
not a johnson MAJ on The Committee on
Resolutions, aud there is not word in
compensation of my policy in the brief,
statesmanlike, and excellent platform
which that committee reported"
Again, in another article, the Leader
says; r a.a,
1.-THE Union front is unbroken. and the
Union party of, Ohio stapdsundivided in
support of he policy of Congress-. Qa,Fl
GAS it Is in Ohio, it is everywhere
The johnson party is dead, dead, dead
Congress is triumphant The Recon-
%struction Amendment viii receive The
ratification Ct every Northern State with.
in a twelve month. The traitors to the
Union organization, [tho e who sustain
President johnson in his restoration poll.
cy.-ED. UNION. who have declared that
the usefulness Of the party was at an end
and thatit ought to die. must come sneak
ing back, begging for mercy, or, scattered
and alone, find friendly refuge in the boz
SON Of the Democracy. To us it matters
little which they do"
How do the JOHNSON men in this To-
cality like the above Can they longer
vote with that party, whose leaders charge
them with bci' g traitors to its organiza'
ton, simply because they support the
President in his efforts to restore the I'm.
ion 7, We think not. No man who has
the good of the country at heart, can vote
the Radical Disunion' ticket this TALL.
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.,MY POLICY.''

The Ashland Things aud other disunion
papers, aresin the habit of speaking con.
temptuodsly of Presid sht JOHNSON 5 plan
for the restoration Of the Union, as 'my
policy" A few years ago, the Times
claimed that LINCOLN was "the Govern.
ment," and any one who dared c%riticise
his Administration or .his policy" was
branded as a traitor. If il were treason
able then to denounce LINCOLN for his
thousand and one acts Of tyranny and
usurpation, it is fOully reasonable now to
oppose President JOHNSON in his efforts
to restore the Union to her pristine great
ness and glory. According 70 bis own
logic, the editor Of the Times is a traitor
opposed to President JOHNSON and the
Union of the States, under the Constitu.
ton. Dare he deny this?
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Southern Wonie Decorating
the Graves OF the Southern
Dead. r.r-

1t ssemsthat N icon, Georgiayis not the
only Southern town where the ladies, when
strewing flowers on the graves Of their
own fallen braves, paid the same touching
tribute to the tombs Of the dead heroes
from the other portion Of the Union
The Memphis Post, edited by Northern
men who supported Mr.. Lincoln, refer.
ring to a similar occurrence 10 Misslssip.
pi, says:
"Litc au oasis in the desert was that
pleasing incident which is recorded 10
the Columbus Miss hder, as having
taken place in that city, on this 26th Of
April, on the occasion Of decorating the
graves Of Confederate dead with flowers,
when the same ladies decorated the graves
Of the Federal dead who had fallen so
far from home among q hostile people
This tender, kindly, Christian act cannot
fail to touch the heart Of every enc Al
the North, who has a friend or relative
buried on the battlefelds Of the South
II kindles a spark Of hope that we may Al
some future time become, in heart, one
people We have one God, one language
one Government; and may We not hop,
that we shall eventually become indeed
one peOple2 Such expressions Of gsntl'
piety and charity are very grateful ant
pleasant d hear Of. May God bless ith,
kind.hearted ladies' Of Columbus, wh,
forget not, in paying tribute to the mem
DRY Of their own loved and lost, that Low
ing mothers, and sisters, aud daughter
In the North wourn also for their love
ones who are lying 10 lonely graves "a
away among strangers
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SCHEDULE SHOWING. THE PROCEEDS OF THE FARM FOR fHB
YEAR COMMENCING APRIL 8, 1865 TO APRIL g., 1886
Bushels Of Wheat se: Of Corn, $50 in a., q Dat: 100 u rsa.ss 500 Mssa-
pounds q Butter S5o,ot wooli1s. Tons q Hg a. Possd.,ss P%t htoos pounds q
Lard 800 pounds, Soap 70 sMfsss ssrtep hrnttHos;ss th.sS Gail. " hs.di Hsg:
Crosscatsa Saw !. haaocts 2 Hoes Harness se. Saddle !. Reaper !. yh@t RsksL
Wind Mill, Iron Wedges 2 Ring mall l. Washing mschns !. Sausage Grinder l., YsuG.
-grmH ret gf8 % LABOR DONE ON FARM, .d1, 81 gaa .6Fsga
Pairs " Pants q, Shirts 40 Dresses q, Chinese 40, skirts A, Towels 4, Cspsa DsdAtB
4, Pillows (, Pillow slips 0 Aprons T.. Comforts II, Stockings and Socks 90 panL Coats O.
e5, cords Of wood during The year 40, ,y,Tw4gr. RI tS.st anatl, ssti
The onsvns i. The number Of paupes sannia.d and rsnahins non ii .r,,s.i srl- :
ships. f@t 81 Flms N'fp to3t NI ,r 49, -5.sS 49,
Received-. Butter. h. Smith, J. Hill, ?, Sharp, J sslI,,i and i, 9suansul i,
There are at present 40 inmates in the In6rmay % males and IS females. Tkl5
Oldest 50 and the youngest one year old. Number from ssh toWnshipt Menip
cry II; Orange 81 Cleaneek |; Sullivan l; jackson o; Raesles Ii Gree4u.;.
Milton s. Vsrminon 4 Perry 81 Mohecan A.. The health Of the innaies isEs....a
with two excepthns-no deaths since our last report. fss1
We the Directors Of Ashland County Ir6rnafy hereby certify tht The tasMnSS
and foregoing statement contain . correct exhibit n the amin OF the inhSti ~
With = the proceeds above mentioned, given under sF hsaSs Ah shp d., 4 Al nd
4 JAMES NsEAuLLl a yr
lie WMsCRAI0, eF4Dhsans. X
.uIadg tt wl~HryS LvME n. LATTA n 2
Examined d. and approved the above bill and believe nh ~ DO so1SeE 4 ~.
" JOHN VAN NEST, lG
, n. ' HENRY wICKS, Ok69ivs q
June ~ 1906 Avn aal l.a5si " oowAN. ) 1sNts
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The Fail Elections.

From ever quarter we hear good news
to tho fall elections. There is q
change being effected in the public
mind, quietly aud silently, but none the
less effectively. The sigps are now far
more promising for a Democratic victory
than they we're 10 1862, when the Demo-
crats carried all tho large States, iOclu-
ding 0hio.-Ehg.
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Rev. Moody.

We learn from the Mansfield Herald
that, or the Goth Of June, at Columbus,
the Rev. GRANVILLE Moody was SAFE
ly delivered OF a-Prayer. Later adsi.
ces say that both the Reverend and the
Prayer are doing as well as could be ex.
pected. Ht"9
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CASH RECEIVED BY TIKI, DIRECTORS FOR THE YEAR ENDING
..oa4.s4. . APRIL s., 1865 to April. 8, 1855 " = GOV
Cash paid 10 VIM Craig ----.---..-..--!.-- -------------..--. 8 90
Cash paid to James McNaul from j S Weaherby on the Evans Estates 10 90
.5.g.s.sN assf-- 4Ao' .' '' m''! SIS 90
CASH RECEIVED BY THE STEWART TO BE PAID OUT by HIM
FOR THE USE OF TIE INFIRMARY FROM THE 9Th OF APRIL Il
m.. .np 1865 TO April. s, 1866 qt u L4,vr.lsf a.M,L
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General Mcclellan came down to Pra-
guea few days since, from Dresden,
ybsre, he has been residing for some
t~sosshs and 'sftet visiting the lions Of
that, 6ne old town, aud paying his respects
will viii he aseral Beuedek, the Co%mmander.in
tiacates WI the Northern Austrian army, he
, %Sn'nsI fois departure for Munich. He is
will not I'D at Vienna in a few days, and
nppllSan, badly occupy himself considerably
for IL monying the immense military prepar-
fionshow in progress in the heart Of Eu-
rope n ssJrg ag, r1.t-z
To reply 70 the question "What class
of people 10 the south are the most loyal
70 the Union 7" Gen. Steedman. inst cad
Of praisingt the negro as his questiouer ex.
pectcd answered very laconically, "the re-
turned rebel soldiers" "Put that in your
pipes" KboTitionists. fftgf Es
pc. .d.r,.Tpro,.., .[.,;nst ,h.;. ~,
pa
era at Elizabeth, New Jersey.
The Spencer county, Indiana, Rcpubli.
! ,lno., entirely ignored .tbs hov. !,
blpe.s vbereuuunsop Mr.. uonahl,,d IA
the johnson R~e,ubl;o,0s boltsd n. ,om.
iuatiorpSs.
Tia eomu;,,s. =, R~l..,;o, h.,.
awarded the Psnnsvlv,,;. ..,, :, ~.
Housc Of Representative, which Wa. or.
tested, to Mr.. D.vs,n. D.moor.,
NstGsrsrhtv 4 lsdy .;ob,v on. v.,,,
oesse, ;s,idioe n N.v ya,t ,;,r e.
DAVIS AGO. cu, fam, ,.v s,o,, ,..,S
.Websvs ,be accom-, ~ ~. mn,d., =,
a.pcsioa of family r. yo,t penn
MIA n .t,oo;,,, 49,. 49,
Daring i,,dosdv n ~. $50 &c..
Robbery is supposed to DO tho cause o.
IL. The alleged perp stratOr has been ar
rested The victims names are squills
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY MEETING.
.1iCaI Il the the Central Committee.

1920 s., ...,,a
nissIg,aySog r,eouse.sateea 10 meet At their
1870 .,, s,.,..s e hold;,g slsct;oo, in ,be;r
sIAsSsgsls,av1nsb;ioss ea on ''oass .a0l
ga, .a.1ls.s. ,oee
baa NV
sorGthe. purpose Of voting ior the nomina.
tienn Of inc following omcers V 20 eie0'ea
% the October election, In Ashland ooun.
lysteSEit;s sac. an. 7 - z
.yeol s0ae Hsauor, Il, IN.
Soaa Pp 4 L.d a
o. i9''aDas cell, -. ..
.mois 10 One Prosecuting Attorney, 1t
-sosda.0ne Commissioner,
One Ic1srmdry director.
q Said Election to be holden in the fol.
lowing manner to-v;t The voters pres.
EI ci.L .a,u.I.d...
entto elect Vierk ana Two JUDGES
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Parson Brownlow has called the bogus
Legislature Of Tennessee to meet IN extra
session at Nashville on the 4th Of July
The object is to ratify the constitutional
amendments Of the Rump Congress.
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Nebraska rDemocratic--A
Victory.

The Omaha Herald of the 18th .
the Democracy have carried the Legishasl
ture, Notwithstanding gigantic swindlcs
above the reserve and in Richardson
Cass County elects the Democratic dele.
cation clean, giving the Legislature to
the Democracy by a majority Of eight on
joint ballot. . u u.
The result is reported Ha
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An EXHBT
Y u III d rua IN y /
R'e,c,,'eiiPts&lg Expenditures
OF THE
Ashland County lnfirmary,

70, dc yea, c.mDsar@aryg 1psa s ii 1866 e aS sadsg april s, 1856.
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Morton (Dem has been elected Gov
ernor. "The State" meaning, "Shsll
Nebraska be a State ?" if carried, is car
ried only by about one hundred majority.
1t wolld seem ms If there were to be
several contested elections.
The general result shows a surprising
change for the Democratic party, aud
that johnson is being sustained in the
Great West.-Enguirer.
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~. j, P. COWAN, CnA'S,
DAVID BRYTE,
, j. d. #. SAMPSEL,
j. p. DEV0R.
MICHAEL MILLER
yS a. NEWS ITEMS.

General Mcclellan came down to Pra-
que d few days. since, from Dresden,
where he has been residing for some
isoaths, and sfter visiting the lions Of
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-07-04
OUTDOOR PAUPER.

BY amount paid Jacob Jackson for keeping out door pauper- sl2 90
- do Mrs Marshal for keeping outdoor pauper ------..--. IS 90
do Jacob Rosen for keeping outdoor Iauper-----..--. Is 0C
do Jacob jackson for keeping outdoor pauper--------- 9 90
do J Rosen for keeping out door pauper - $50 10 90
) do q Richlards County Infmary for keeping out door paupcr 81 rs
do l. Ycogy for keeping outdoor pauper- -------------- Is 90
do Montgomery tp Trustees fr. keeping outdoor pauper.. % 90
do j Roen fol kepng out door ppuper. --.------------- 10 90
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