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TERRIBLE CRIME,
A Little Girl whipped TO Death by Her
Lzother.


Mother.
Kingston, C. W, tsept. l5th.l Cor. N. Y. Sun. !
Another case of child Hogging, if possible
more revolving in shocking details than the
recent Lindsey child-murder in Medina, N.
Y, occurred at Sarnia, few miles from this
city, on Wednesday last, the victim in this
instance being little girl FIVE years of age,
named Kate SiLley, the illegitlmate daughter
OF Schuyler Sibley and Miss Kate Da-
Wis, and the alleged provocation leading to the
cruel act, being the refusal of the child TO say
its prayers. From the evidence elected Al
the inquest on the body of the child, it APP
pears that on the night in question the mother
had beaten the child with rawhide for
nearly an hour, and, when rendered insensi-
BILE By pain and loss Of blood, thrust il into
chair and went TO bed. For time the child
was heard to moan as il in the most intense
agony but soon became quiet, and nothing
more was heard until near morning. when a
servant entering the room found the child
dead, and Immediately gave the alarm. Upon
lifting the child from the floor. where it had
fallen, a most revolving sight wa. presented.
The head. face and shoulders were SCARED
and discolored from the terrible blows of the
rawhide, while the body, rom head to foot,
presented shockingly mangled and bloody
appearance. Old scars. scarcely healed, were
also visible upon the body, testifying to the
former cruel lioggings. The medical evidence
showed that the injuries OF the fogging were
alone sufficient to produce death, but that
serious internal injuries, the result Of kicks
or Blows, had previously been received and
the entire absence Of food for many hours
had also something to do with the result.
The murderess, in being examined, confessed
that few days previous to the fatal act the
~ "A .,,,c ~ q
most unmerciful beating for not saying its
prayers, and ordered her to do the same
whenever it refused. The jury returned q
verdict eliminating both parents. whereupon
they were both committed to prison to await
trial for murder.
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Case OF 80 vias morocco and book complete no q
Case Of 70 iArgs vals In rnorocscs and beok.-. %
Case Of 20 large YaIs, plain csae and book..-.. %
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These rsnede by the case single bog, are ssnt
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RIDICULOUS ERROR.

On this score the Council Bluffs Nonpdreil
eulightens the people Of that part ofthe State
thus;
eve are informed that number of Re-
publicans, in certain parts OF the District,
have fallen into most gorgeous mistake IN
supposlng that Gen. G. N. Dodge, our nom
inee for Congress, is the same Dodge who
dispraced the State of Iowa in the United
States Senate in the days Of Democratic mis-
rule.
Augustus Caesar Dodge, Of Democratic
memory, was q natural DIRT eater, born and
brought up in the Democratic party, spent
all his life in the disunion school of Demo-
cratic politics, and when the South inangur-
ated her war upon the Government he was
ripe for secession, and took to treason Is
naturally a. duck takes to water. be Is
now model patriot of the johnson style,
and stumping Northern Iowa in support Of
My Policy But the man who will repre-
sent the Fifth District Of Iowa in the next
Congress belongs TO a different race alto
gether; lifelong anti-slavery man, he has
fought disunion in al its various forms-a,
Democracy, Conservatism, Secessionism,
and lastly, armed Rebellion. When tie frs
note Of war vas sounded be left . lucrative
business IN this city, to take the field in de-
Tense of his country, and his sword waa no.
sheathed until the last rebel had laid dowr
his arms. No faint Of Comprehension 81
Democracy attaches to g. NJ. Dodge-he hal
always been found upon the side OF Ebert,
and Union, fighting against the enemies o
his country, whether the war was made will
ballots or ballsts,''
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MORE REPUTATION.
Serious Trouble in the Happy Family.

Serious Trouble In the Happy Family.
From the New York News.l
The one grand mistake which the Demo.
cratic party made in making arrangements
for the present contest, was TO soil its gar.
mepts by aSsociating with the little played
out squad of renegade politicians, who, hav-
ing been kicked out of their own party, neck
and heels, sought to get hold of the Democ-
racy, and convert it to their own base uses.
The independent masses ofth people, who
vote as reason and conscience dictate, were
prepared to stand by the President, and go
for an early restoration of the Union. With
their assistance the men who always adhered
to the Democratic party could have swept the
country from one end to another. The mo-
ment 1t was seen that combination was
about to be formed between the leaders of the
Democratic party and their old enemies the
honest mass became disguised, and the Dem
ocrats lost vast amount Of Independent co.
operation, which would have planted their
banner on the highest pinnacle Of success.
lheyI had no particle of political
capital on hand, and could only colnmapd
battered and shattered regulations to which
no earthly certificate could give currency or
value, yet this disreputable little squad, with
no capital to invest in the partnership but
drunken dotage, vicility, imbecility and po
htical prostitution reduced to that pitiable
condition when desire outliyes performance,
were accepted by the leaders of the Democ-
raey as associates to combat the Radcalsm
which they had deserted because they could
not rule It. They have met with an appro-
pirate reward. Because they di5 not totally
abandon their parry to the cab load OF rene
gades whose adhesion to any political organ
izaton is like that of barnacles to a ships
bottom, and will only corrode the timbers and
manufacture leaks, they are now denounced
and opposed by these very parties who al.
lured them into the unclean cohabita,ioa.
Not a single o-called Conservative in this
State vko aided to manufacture and run the
cut and dry machine known as the Philadel-
phia Convention, who is not to>day working
might and main for Fenton.
It would be useless to attempt to deepen
the brand of degradation they have traced
upon their own browa. Thoroughly despised
~ the Republicans they deserted and hoped
TO destroy; regarded with equal contempt by
the Democrats who submitted to the defle
ment Of their association, they are heirs to
dishonorable past, as thef are without polti>
cal future Whatever party may succeed,
they at least, have dug their political graves,
and viii 20 down to the vile dust from which
they sprung, and will only be too fortune.s if
they have silence end ebiiyiea ror an epitaph.
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OVER MILLION UOLhAH8 IA WE'D
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whs took cold from bad huf in the leg. and was
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Montgomery, Ala, June Ia. 1859.
II take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
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on Horses. Our men have used 1t for Burns, Brui-
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Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's and Harm
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1.-The sprain Of my daughters ankle, occasioned
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Gloucester, Mass.. Aug l, 1885.
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An effort has been msde soIcoun terfeit II with a
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Hisa most delightful Hair Dressing.
Ii eradicatcs ecurf and dsndrun.
1t keeps the bad cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich. soft and glossy.
:, It prevents hair turAing gray and falling "a
It restores hair upon prehatureIy bald heads
This Ia just what LYONS k4thairon will do. II
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sold by the csr-oed and yet it, almost Incredible
demand is daily increasing, Until there is hardly
country store that does not keep it, or . family
that does not use it.
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. T.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by ali
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Heimstrect's inimitable Hair Coloring is not a
dye All instantaneous dyes are composed of Ia
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and beauty Of the hair. This is the original Hair
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manner. II Is also beautiful hair dressing. Sold
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G. HEIASTREET, Chemist.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by "
Druggists.
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight. Superior TO any Cologne, used
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The Peace Autumn.
BY JOHN 9. WHITTIER.
Thank God for rest, where none modest,
And none can mahs afrsid, &qf
For peace that nits Is pfenty's guest,
Beneath the homestead shade!
Bring pike and gun, the swords red scourgc,
The negro's broken chains,
And beat them at the blacksmiths forge,
ToplowshAres for our plains,
Alike henceforth otr hills Of snow,
And wales where cotton flowers;
All streams that dow, al winds that blow,
Are Freedoms motive powers
Henccforth to Labor's chivalry
Be knightly honors paid;
For nobler than the swords shall be
The sickie's accoiAde.
Build up an altar to the Lord,
Oh grateful hearts of ours.
And shape it to the greenest sward
That ever drank the showers.
Lay all the bloom of gardens there,
And there the orchard fruits;
Bring golden grain ftom sun and air,
From earth her goodly roots,
There let our banners droop and flow,
The stars uprise and fall;
Our roll of martyrs, sad and slow.
Let signing brcezes call.
Their names let hands Of horn, aud tan
And rough shod feet applaud
Who died TO make the slave man.
And link with toll reward.
There let the common heart keep time
To such anthem sung,
Al never swelled on poets rhyme,
Or thrilled on singers tongue.
Song Of our burden and relief,
Of peace and long annoy;
The passion Of our mighty grief
And oun-exceeding joy
song Of praise to Him who 6lled
The harvest sown in tears,
MI gave each field double yield
To feed our battle years
song Of faith that trusts the end
To match the good begun,
Nor doubts the power of Love to blend
The hearts Of men rs one
Il Norember Atluntse Monthly.
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The crowd or bexears Who every day
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- none q u "Gsass0 essD HsaDe y"
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DR.. PACIMJ

Of Fillmore, Ohio, who has had aAtrds Of
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chronic disasT wiler House, Monday, June
90 and August16; s q pa2 1885,.
LUCAS, Tuesday till noon, June2l and Au-
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Z and August IS .iI .4a3laa.l,sl
EVANSVILLE, Wednesday, June22 and Au-
JERo1EvILLE, Thursday, June2s and Au-
ASHLAND, Miller House, Friday 4 Saturday,
June "a and rs and August 10 20;
R0wsBURG, Sunday, till noon, 70 and
August 81 b hse eul i
LAFAYETTE, Sunday, afternoon, June 20
and August 81
SALEM, Monday till noon, June % and Au-
gust, %;
CONGRESS-, Monday afternoon, June 27and
August 22j '9ltQ
PERRYSBURG, Tuesday, II noon June 20
and August %;
POLK, Tuesday afternoon, June 20 n Au-
gust % ,gr va. !.
ORANGE Wednesday tillnoon, June ~ and
August "a; aJn .
SAVANNAH, Wednesday, afternoon, June 2
and August "a; 81 ii3 .Lr
RUGGLEs CENTER, Thursday till noon,
June 80 and August %;
NEW LONDON, Thursday afternoon, June
80 and August %.
Ashland, April 20-46tf
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Notice TO Teachers.

~ w 4OOSVA4OA0s
TINE Board Of School Examiners of Ashland
County will hold the following Examins.
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The End Saturday Of February;
The End and 4th Saturdays Of March;
The 2nd and 4th Saturdays of April;
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The 2ndnnii4th Saturdays Of September;
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These Examinations wall commence at 0
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No applicant will be admitted after eleven
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prohibits Township Clerksfrom giving orders
10 teachers for pay, unless they have certifi
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The School Law requires teachers to under
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~. The standard Of Ashlard County Teach
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ana must be paid in advance.
BY order Of the Board.
R. N. C MPBELL. Clerk.
Januayrv ll-19n31
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Victory al last. Song
and Chorus by
Our Noble Chief has
Passed Away, An
Elegy on the Death
Of Abraham Lin.
: coin, by
It,sAll Upin Dixie, by
JEFF. in Petticoats. A
Song for The Times,
by
I'm Lonely since He
Left Me, by !
lie, or Way down in
Pennsylvany, by ]
/ Believe her true to
Me, by
IHaveSo much 10 Tell
..Let him Rest. A Trib'
ute to the late Ste
-phen G Forter, and
embelished with his
Likeness, by
Limerick is Beautiful.
words by Borcicault
| Comic, by
| Lost Star Of my Home
The last Song AM
| Chorus, by
Little House under the
Hill, by
Leaye me Not in darl
Despair BY
Mind on That, by
Moonlight with Thee,
My Beautiful Lizzie,
*My Polly Ann. Comic
Mothers Blessing
Maggie Moore
My Angel Boy,
Music on the Waves
Duet, by q'y
Never deem my Low
can Change, by
Tell me Little Twink
ling Star by
TA,re's none sayG oo'
Night to Me
Trust me all In all, 0
notat all. Words b
i. Tennyson
lib Forever Min,
lib Dreamer
i. flor G Iitar,)
Beautiful Isle Of tn
Sea by
Blue Eyed Kitty MAJ
Cadayerous Jones. :
Como
I cannot call her, Nj
Their
Jennie lives but IL
Thee
, kissing on the Sly
Kiss me: Father, ere
die
Bury me in the SUI
Y shine
Angel Child
Beautiful Cloud
Striking lie. Sung J
Dan Brya Mt, d.
Emmett