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LATE PAPERs.-We are indebted for re-
peated favors, in the way of late papers, to
Mr., John A. Barnes and Mr.. M. G. Porter of
the National Express Company.
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aE1- We are indebted to Purser Smith, of
the Steamship Saratoga, for late Northern
PAPERS
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BGs@ We learn that the President refuses to
Interfere with General Terry's recent order
annulling the Vagrant Act passed by the Vir-
ginia Legislature.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ES~ COPPER TIrs protect the toes Of Chill
dren's Shoes. One pair will outwear three with
out Tips. Sold everywhere.
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The report of the Committee of Conference
with these resolutions, was taken up and
agreed to by the Senate which decided the
question so far as the General Assembly is
concerned
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By Mr. Coleman, Of Louisa: To enquire
into the expediency of authorizing county and
corporation surveyors to administer oaths to
all persons or parties in the execution Of their
office.
BY Mr.. Gilmer, of Richmond: To enquire
and report what legislation may be necessary
to protect the Commonwealth and other stock
holders in railroads between Weldon and Bal
timore, from reckless and injurious competi-
ton.
VIRGINIA CANAL COMPANY.
House bill to amend the act incorporating
the Virginia Canal Company, and to transfer
the rights and franchises of the James River
and Kanawha Company with Belot Brothers
& Co., confirmed by act of the Legislature in
March, 1861.
COSMOS WAREHOUSE COMPANY.
Senate bill to incorporate this company
was passed, and the Senate then adjourned.
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VIRGINIA CANAL COMPANY.

Senate bill to incorporate this compan
was passed, and the Senate then adjourned.
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ID EVENUE STAMPS - Of all de-
IN nominations, may be had at the Book Store
Of STEWART & DEFY
ALSO,
Bills of Lading, Manifests, Blank Notes,
Drafts, &c. ian1g
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
QUARTERLY MEETING FOR NORFOLK nIsrpIcr
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NJ ORFOLK AND PETERSBTRG
IN RAILROAD COMPANY.-The per cent.
bond-holders of this Company are requested to
report to Thos. j. Corprew, ESQ.,, Treasurer at
Norfolk, Va, the FACE numbers of their bonds,
and the number of COUPONS on each bond, re-
naming unpaid to the 1st July, 1865.
WIN. MALONE,
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q TER LING EXCHANGE.-Sigbt
- Drafts, on Liverpool, in sums to suit pur
chasers-tor sale by VIM. LAMB,
dec27-tf "a Commerce Street
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WANTS.
HOUSES WANTED.-Wanted to
III buy several Houses for parties removing to

w TWENTY LABORERS.
Apply at the office of the Norfolk and Peters
purg Railroad Company. decI8-tf
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NOTICE.-ShOes of every descrip
~ ton made to order by C. A. DAVIS, at
45 Bank Street
dies Shoes of every description, together with
Misses, Youths, and Childrens Shoes, all of the
best material, and warranted to suit in all cases.
Orders solicited.
Opposite Franklin Savings Bank.
ianl9-tf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-01
SDn europa.
g { ID o Nort. 30. QIpril.

SDl1 sGtlrDp1'
STEM gort, 80. @pril.
Sie v9taemania" bon Soutbbantpton
am IS. @fOrgens absesansen, fam bie1
ien Worsen bier an. Ser ,,Morabian"
bon 8ortlanb fam am II. orauben an.
Sie glcuigfeiten iuurOen seiteru bereits
barb ben ,,Sermamr" 9ebradt.
Die oeuti@en 9ln9eIe9enbeiten fltbren
fort, iebr ernitbaft aus8uiebeu.
Ausspdrtise SanSeIsberitbte.
steu gort, 80. Slpril.
Oie 8eridte bes Commercial aus
europa beri9ten bonn II. tpie iolgt
9luf benz 8aunipoacns Nfarft gu
2iberpooI tuurbeu am Is. unb II.
$4,000 8aIIen berfauft, einidlieBlid
5000 an Spefulauten unO fur slusfnbr.
Ser Wlarft mar felter unO Die 4reiie
itiegen / 9enne fur 0fibblins. llps
LAMB bra6te IA 8euce.
9Randelter Nlartt flau unb ipanfeno.
8roSffOffe.
Wlebl feiter, UNI 6 Gence seltie9en.
Beisen feiter nm 1-2 9enee bober.
Soru feit unb iteisenb.
NrODifpnen.
8in0Feifd fau, 4ort feit Bacon
biIIiser; 8utter trdse.
xerpentin=CeL
Serpentins Sel feit gu 1870 Sdia,
9lneritaniides 8e6 rubis uuO felt.
onbon, II. Qpril.
Goniols i@Iofen s64 unb 854 fur
8aar. q
Mner, Yapiere = Ser. ct 5-2Oer
Grin 52a-53.
Sob uns Saum~one.
g eiu gorf, 80. 9lpril.
8olb er6fnete gu 1879 unb I6loB NIT
1864.
SteU Sort, 80. slpriI.
Die Gbolera berldtpinbet i9nea in
Der unteren Quarantine. Seine Sooes@
fdlle ooerneue Grfranfunsen tamen auf
benz SOipitali6iff felt lebten Sreitaa
Dor. ollie an Boro iperben als auf gu@
tenn g8es su1 8eharung beFnoIib rap
onrtirt. a.--
Ser 0ainpfer Lafayette" bon Sabre
1no Brett am IA. ab9esan9en, fam
SOmabeno Sta9tS bier an.
..... Cbio,SIua.
Slit burg, 30. &pril.
Ser SIub bat Z SUP i'm &anaI. Sas
Better 1T bell unb angenebn.
Sesrdbnia pOn niOns'9oIsateu.
Ser General auartiermeiiter Weigs
bot einen iebr interehanten 8eridt an
ben 8riegs sSefretdr in 8etreT bes
8esrdbni6es bon Unions sSolbaten i'm
'Suoen etn9eret9t.
aiussemuftert.
Cine 9lusmuiterun3s = Srbre aaer
8oluntar StabsofHiciere ipiro balb
erla1en tuerben.
Sefdbasuns Der amer. Sifdber.
Sfep gorf, 80. Slpril.
Ser @orr. oes vSeralo fdreibt, oaB
bie ,,Wiiantoiuab" balb mad ben ST.
idereigriinben ab9e6en iuirb, eben 10 bic
,, 9lusuita", UNI uniere Slider in ibren
8edteu gu befdiisen. 9ut llntenidtete
slauben, bab elm feinbIider 3uiammen<
itoB in ben @etua6ern bon 8ritii9
storb <slnlerifa iebr ipabri6einIid tit,
Sencr I'm seerp 9apen, Conn.
gfetu SaDen, 30. &pril.
Inn l l1br Borgens itanb pl0sli6
eines Der 9ebaube Ser Stem Saben
llbren Sabrit in Slammen. SieieIben
Derbreiteten iib tros Der &nifrensunseu
Der Seuerrebr 10, 6aB ale Z Geb bdube,
Die sur Sabrit seb0rten, serlt0rt pur<
ben. IL anitoBen6e Gebau6e brannteu
ebenfaas nieOer nit 9laem, iuas Fe ent<
bieIten. 20 6an1itien fiub obne Sbs
bad uno 200 Slrbeiter obne 8efddit itie
9ung. Ser Geiantmtberluit miro ami
100000 sefdabt. 9ie Sabrif mar nit
100000 burd bic bieisen &senten
9esIie uno 9Bebb berfidert, bic Ser<
iiderunss SeieIidaften finO ieood nod
nidat hefdnnt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-01
\ Sine gbilabeIsAta ysiealaait be>

\ Gine 8bila6elpAta tYeieaidaft be>I
monitrirte in LETTER @obe einen 8ro<
ceB bur9 uel9en Elm 8appeIbaum i'm
3eitraum bon Siinf 9tunben in reines
peiBes unb idoues 8apier fabri5irt
niro.
y Ser &aiier bon SeiterreiG bat am
Gbarfreitas, ipie aIliabrlid an oieiem
Sage 3tp0lI armen alien Nfannern nno
ebenlo bielen alten Srauen Die SiiBe 9es
paf6en. Ser 9lelteite Der @ruppe mar
96 uno Der Siinslte IS Sabre alt.
+ Ser McMinnbiIIe (Senn.) yGn<
terprise" iagt: y@abrenb bes &rte9es
purbe befanntli9 Die McMinnbille unb
Wfandeiter Giienbabn, Die uns nit Ser
gfaibbiae unb Chattanooga Giienbabn
berbinbet, iebr tart belddbi9t. Sie
Giien f9ienen luurben auf elmer Strede
bon 25 Weilen aufgeriien unb anOere
8abnen banit reparirt.
Sie 9e9islatur bat nunmebr @eIber
betuiIigt, UNI Die 8abn gu repariren.
Sol Marbp, BET 8raIiOent, beriidert
uns, boB nunmebr iofort gu 8erfe se<
saneen iuerben ioa nit ben 9teparatu<
rem, 10 bab Die 8abn friibmOsIi6it in
8etrieb gelebt iperben fann.
4 SeIten finO bie Grnbte &usfdten
fir g8ei3en unb Sorn in Georgia 10
9iiniti9 eetpefen, tuie in bieient Sahr.
Scr @ei;en lit 3uueilen in biecr Sab
resjeit meiter Dorseldritten eetpelen !;
aber ielten itanO er be1er unb reider.
9este @ode mar baS g8etter fiirBFau<
scn bon &orn iebr giinitis unO bic Sars
mer nebmen Die Belt auf's 8eite tpabr.
Weiitens aue suten 2anoereien ioIlen
bieies Sabr bebaut tperben. Oie Sa<
ferIaaten fnb bur@ Sroit bebentenb be-
idd6iet. Sriidte alIer 9lrt sebeiben
beitens. (0tome (8a.) Courier }
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Ser Srannttpeitt @uSi@auf INT
9fefN MOrf.

~ y
8roBe Mufre9ung tuuroe nnter ben
nieberen S9idten Der Stem egorfer @es
ieal4aft bur9 eiu bon Der Staats
@efes9ebuns erlaiIenes @eieB berbors
gerufen, pel9es Ben 8erfauf bon
8rannttuein resaltrt. Sem gu Solse
miro fiilftig Der @eiunObetts s9fatb Die
GontroQe Oarii6er Baben. Nfan beab@
ii@ti9t feinespe9s, ben Susi@anf gang :
lid 81 unterbriideu, ionoern benlelben
10 slt regutiren, bab feline f9timmiten
@irfungen tue9faaen. 2icenien tperoen
bon Dem @eiunobeitsratb ausseseben,
Dem Die 4fi6t auferlegt 1T, BEL Der @r<
tbeilun9 elmer 2ieens nit Der sr0Bten
8orlidt gu berfabren unO Zen perl6ne
liden Gbarafter beionbers inS sluge u
failen. 9lllen 8erionen bon Smeifel<
baftem unO unsuberldBisem Gbarafter
iollen Die 2ieenien bertueigert unb ibre
aOfale seidIohen tuer0en. Nfan bofft,
baB bem iesi9en nniueieu, baS nit benz
Branntfpein <9usl6anf berbunOen 1T,
Ginbalt getban unb baB berlelbe uuter
cine iuobItbdtise unb bollitdnoise Gon<
trolle 9ebra9t uerben miro. Die Yoli<
gel bat beretts NIT Der 9luSfiibruns bes
neuen Geiebes ben 9lnfang eernadt unb
man fann fi6 Die 8irfung auf Die
gieentbiimer ber S6napsbOblen leidt
oorIteqen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-01

= Gin 6armbaus i'm Staate Steiu<
9orf ipurbe lssten 9onneritas um
$17, 900 in baarem Golb beitobIen.
Die GterbefdIIe in GbarIeitor fur
Die iebten II Wonate erseben 2068 -
@ei6e $50, 69iparae 1903.
Spre@er GoIfag ertldrte neuIid
ais feline unmabseblide Mfeinung, bab
Der @ongreb ni4t bor gnbe SuIi ausein>
AMBER geben ioIlte.
@idtig fir emil fen c
soIbateu. Gs sef6iebt bdufs
&lase, bab SoIOaten burd yglain
asenten" bef9tpinbelt ueroen unO es
f6eint uns baber bon aIIsemeiner Sn>
erefe niitSutbeiIeu, bab ben folsen6en
6irmen unb Yerfonen burd tiir3Iid ers
tbeilte Srbers bes gensral 3ablnieilters
unteriast tuorben 1T, f9 nit Sefddften
an oas Separtemeut ;u ipen6en, ba O,ns
ielben fcinerlei 9Iufmerffamteit eefdentt
tuerben iuiirSe ndmIid1 8. B. Sif5e,
II. Co., 5tutser, Seal ". Co., 9. @ertbe
Gafpar 3alIan un6 O. .. @erna il
Bdfbineton, unO 8. 8rOipn u. 60. uni
3. 9. 9obeiop In Stem gOrf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-01
g66npfia8 anb SSatern,ani.,
,eieen biermit BEN geebren pubIisnm srssbenft an,
'@s :" Gommcr Garten

felt bem 49, april often ebt, unb pir6 iebe fe beeb
reiibe 0eieni9aft bic hr Yidntd bel ibnen ab6aIten
1pin, prompte nnn rgeae Be6ienHng finoen.
Gs III fir ein gutes Mrftdor an jeoem Rontag ges
icrgt, nm tansIuitiee 3irtei 5nfrte6en gu fteaen.
Die DmnibuHe lanien bonn Subtle Square bis an
ben @artsn Hnb snrid iebs babe Gtunbs.
In@ W Elm S9iebftenb sn rerzenteH. apps tN
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-01
sc e ne It e
Selegrapb. Na6rid)ten,
Sar bic staats.3eitnns" beridbtet.

Son 9S a bington
xer ResOmitrutfiOnss9s 9sIan ees Gomite's.
Meinung ser Yrehe.
0lnfumft Der alcmannia pom 1ambnrs.
SanbeIsberi6te.
SroNrs Seutr in Resp Sausn. Gonn.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

A RE the most perfect purgatiye which we
N are able to produce or which we think
has ever yet been made by any body. Their
effects have abundantly shown to the commu-
nifty how much they excel the ordinary med
ioines in use. They are safe and pleasant
10 take, but powerful to cure. Their pene-
trating properties stimulate the vital activi-
ties ofthe body, remove the Instructions of
its organs, purify the blood, and expel dis
case, They purge out the foul humors which
breed and grow d%istemper, stimulate sluggish
or disordered organs into their natural ac-
ton, and impart q healty tone with strength
TO the whole system. Not only do they cure
the everyday complaints of everybody, but
also formidable and dangerous diseases
While they produce powerful effects, they
are at the same time, in diminished doses,
the latest and best physic that can be en-
ployed for children. Being sugar-coated,
they are pleasant to take and, being purely
Vegetable, are free from any risk Of harm.-
Cures have been made which surpass belief,
were they not substantiated by men Of such
exalted position and character, as 10 forbid
the suspicion Of untruth Many eminent
~clergymen and physicians have lent their
names to certify to the public the reliability
Of our remedies, while others have sent us
the assurance Of their conviction that, our
Preparations contribute immensely to the re-
lief of orr afflicted, suffering fellow men.
The Agent below named is pleased 10 fur
nish gratis our American Almanac, contain
ing directians for tho use and certificates of
their cures, of the following complaints -
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, RheumG-
tism, Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising
from foul stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Nor
bid Inaction of the Bowels and Pain arising
thercfrom, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, all
Disease which require an evacuant medicine.
They also, by purifying the bloodand atimu-
lating the system, care many complaints
which it would not be supposed they could
roach, such as Deafness, Partial Blindness,
Neuralgia and Nervous Irritability, Deran-
gements of the Liver and Kidneys, Gout, and
other kindred complaints arising from q low
state of the body, or obstruction Of its func-
tons.
Do not be put off by unprinoiplsd dealers
with other preparations which they make
mere profit en-. Demand YER's and take no
others, The sick want the best aid there is
for them, and they should have it.
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ValIandighnm's Letter Of With
drawal.
GIRARD HOUSE,, |

GIRARD HOUSE,,
PHILADELPHIA, AUG. Is, 1860.
To the Chairman of the National Union
Convention, Philadelphia;
SIR | have this day received from the
National Union Convention, through the
Hon. VIM. g. Grosebeok, Ohairman,.of the
Joint Ohio Delegation to your Conven.
ton, q ticket Of admission as q delegate
from that State. The Hon. Geo. W.
Cook, Chairman Ct the Democratic dele.
cation from Ohio, has also communicated
to me the following resolution, this moro.
ming, adopted by the delegation
Resolved, Unanimously by the Ohio
Democratic delegation, that wo recognize
the right of Hon. @. L. V~allandigham, an
elected delegate from the Sd Congression.
al District Of Ohio, to hold o seat in that
Convention, that we should regard his
exclusion from such seat as an Unjust and
unreasonable infringement of rights Of the
the Democracy Of said District, and are
ready to stand by him In the assertion Of
his rights and the rights Of his constituents;
that we endorse most cordially the purity
and patriotism Of his motives and his fit
ness in every way to o seat in said Con.
vention 4; yet, for the sake Of harmony
and good feeling in the same and in the
great ends for which it is called, we con.
sent to his withdrawal from a seat in the
Convention, if, in his judgement, duty to
his constituents shall justify such with
drawal.
Yielding to my own deliberate convic.
tions Of duty and right to the almost
unanimous opinion and desire Of friends,
whose wisdom and soundness Of judg-
ment and sincerity and purity Of motives,
[ may not question to thc.end that there
shall be no pretcxt from any quarter for
any controversy, question or disturbing
element in the Convention, to mai its
harmony CT hinder in any way the good
results to the cause Of the Constitution
and Union and public liberty, which fol.
low from its deliberations and action, ]
hereby withdraw from the Ohio Demo.
cratic Delegation, and decline taking my
seat in tho Convention. I am profoundly
concious that the sanctity and magnitude
of the interests involved in the present
political canvass in the United States, are
too immense not to demand sacrifice Of
every personal consideration in a struggle
upon the issue Of which depends, as ]
most solemnly believe, the present peace
and ultimate existence Of q free repub.
lioan Government on this continent.
Trusting that your deliberations may
be harmonious, your proceedings full oil
wisdom and patriotism, and the results
crowned with aglorious anysaving triumph
in the end to the great cause in which
every sympathy Of my heart is enlisted.
I remain respectfully your obedient
servant,
@. L. VALJANDIGHAM.
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WHAT IS GAINED BY ACCIDENT In.
sURANoE-A STRIKING INSTANCE
VIM. s. Leonard, a railroad engineer, was
severely injured by a disaster to q train
near Connersville, Ind. Only the day
before he had taken out a policy in the
Accident Insurance Company of Colum-
bus, o., with $25 weekly compensation.
He suffered eight weeks, during which
the Company's agent and physician attan-
ded assiduously to his wants and paid his
weekly benefits promptly. At length
death came to his relief, and the Com.
pany Immediately dispatched an agent to
pay his family four thousand eight hun
dred collars, the balance due on the pol
icy. Every man, no matter what his
occupation, should have an accident insu.
rance policy. A small sum will procure
it, and the agent of the Company here,
j. W. SMITH, will issue it in five min.
utes. M
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-22

THE LADY's FRIEND.-A charming
Steel Engraving ola mother bending over
her sleeping Child, adorus the September
number of this favorite monthly. Tho
large. sized colorcd Fashion Plate is as
choice and refined as ever. The other
embellishments arc q "Summer in Cal.
%cutta," and cngravings of Bonnets, Wells.
Promenade Suit, Ball Dress, Collars,
Cuffs, Gored Dress with Peplum Basque,
&c. The music of this number is tho
"Valley Farm Schottisch." Among the
literary matter VIC may mention "How
tho Mary Jane Came Home" by Louise
Chandler Moulton ; ''Out in tho RAIN"
by Florence Percy "a Premature Pro-
posal," by Sophie May "Tho Disputed
Patrimony J" "Tho Mermaid's Home"
one of the Fairy Tales Of Science ; 1.-THE
Maltese Cross" by Mrs NJ. L. Kendall
"Prue's Day" by Tracy Towno; with
Notices Of Books, Receipts, Descriptions
of Fashions, &c, 60.
Price So SO a year ; 2 copies $500 8
copies (ard one gratis) SIG. Specimen
numbers will DO sent for Is cents.
Address Deacon & Peterson, 3l9 Wal.
nut Street Philadelphia.
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THE CHoLERA.-Dr. Bigelow, 0 noted
physician of Boston, says: "From our
past observations l do not believe that
cholera, should it appear in this country,
will be so likely to trouble New England
us il i is to visit the malarious regions Of the
South and West" Among the many diff.
feront remedies advertised there aro none
that act SO com pletely as n antidoto to
this malarious poison, and which give
vigor and strength, than Roback's Stom.
ach Bittors and Blood Pills. The Blood
Pills act directly on the liver, causing it
to throw of tho deleterious matter, and
the Bitters restore the appetite and invig'
Orato tho whole system, thoroughly keep
ing of tho terrible scourgc, cholera.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Hon. MANUEL MAY, Hon. S.S. BLOOM
and DR.. GEO. W. HILL will address the
Democracy of Lafayette, Richland Coun :
ty, on Saturday evening, Augustus, 1866
These will be the opening speeches Of
the campaign. Let q large crowd DO in
attendance.
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mn IN younc norsors desiring n

ra- To Young persons desiring TO fit
themselves for active life by q good prnc-
teal business education, we say 60 to
Obcrlin, Ohio, and attend for q term the
Business Institute Of Calkins, Griffin &
Co. The wide spread popularity that this
Institution has gained Of late is without q
parallel in the history of commercial
schools. And the proficiency of its grad
yates is a standing testimony of the thor
oughness Of the drill to be had thcrO,-
Dent fail to send for q circular. 4wl0
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-22

pa Godg's Lady's Book for septem.
Der is before us. 1t opens with q fine
steel engraving, entitled, "Resting at the
Well" followed by colorod fashion plates,
Wood cuts, &c., while the reading matter
is excellent. 1t is published by Louis A.
Cooley, Philadelphia, at $3.50 per year.
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Democratic Central Committee.


There will be a meeting Of tie Demo.
cratic Central Committee at the office Of
j. NJ. Lands, in Ashland, Saturday, Aug.
25th, 1865, at precisely / O'Clock P. M,
of said day. a.
The Advisory Committee from each
township throughout the county, is earn
estly solicited to be present on that 90.
c%asion, as important business touching
the interest of the party, will be for
transaction.
G.. W. HILL.
Chm, Dem. Cen. Com.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-22

'Ia5- Reader, after you haze read this
paper through, hand tito your Rcpu5li'
can neighbOr. Call his attention to the
proceedings Of the Philadelphia Conven-
ton, and especially to tho eloquent and
patriotic speeches of General John A,
Dix and Senator Doolittle.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-22
Coon Tn1so.-Early in scptembe,

A Coon TnINo.-Early in September,
the irrOpressiblo "Briok" Pomcroy, will
Issue a campaign paper, filled to tho brim
with btisters for tho backs of bond hold.
crs, Union haters, niger lovers, and
such props Of the God and morality par
ty. gpBriok" promises a big thing, and
If any opofh tho country is capable Of
getting il up, he is that man.
Pfiee ~ tho thousand, $40, 500 for
s2S,5 50. 100 for s..
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raj Keep it before the People, that
Wolker voted away millions of money for
the benefit of negroes voted for the Civ
Il, Rights Bill, the Negro Bureau Bill,
the Tariff Bill, and the other infamous
measures Of Stevens and the other traitors.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-22

ON THE OUTsIDE.-The Declaration
Of Principles adopted by the Philadelphia
Convention, the speech Of Senator Doo-
little, and other matter of interest, will
DO found on the first page Of to-day's pa
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-22

THE IssUE.-Tho issue of tho day be.
tween the political parties Of this country
is Union or Disunion. The Democratic
party advocates the immediate RestOra.
ton Of tho Union, with all the rights Of
the States under the Constitution. Tho
Republicans advocate further dismem-
berment Of tho Union and its final de-
structlol.
Choose 20 this day whom ye will serve.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-22

CORRECTION, In making up tho 70.
port of tho proceedings Of the Democratic
County Convention of the l4th inst, the
Chairman selected by tho Central Com
mitteO vas inadvertently placed in the
report as if a part of the proceedings Of
the Convention. At meeting Of the
Committee held the next day, tho Chair,
man was elected for the ensuing year.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-22

s6J- The September number of Peter
sons tMaga=iao is gay in appearance, and
ckoice in literary matter. One of its cd.
itors has lately been in Europe spending
some time for the purpose Of getting up
new things to adoru and beautify it for
1867. Now is the time to DO making up
clubs I y Address, Charles J. Peterson,
Philadelphia.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-22

CLOSING CoNcERT.-Thc Grand Clos
ing Concert Of the Ohio Normal Acadc-
my OF Music will take place at the Town
Hall, in Ashland, Friday evening, Au-
gust 3lst, 1866. The programme for tho
occasion is the best and most attractive
ever presented to our citizens, and cannot
fail to please all lovers of good music.