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General Rotiee#,
POWERS PATENT
PERPETUAL BROOM !

Ia the anly Pstcnt Broom that Will seTelnttonsze
the entire Broom business In the United states, and
Ssefore there Is more money In It thar vi otheE
Rroous combined. 1t IL the cHxtFHsr, the MOST
oxyANxSrAl and the MOST sr,drLK of auy Broom that
cau posshY be got up, md that Tiers is aud CAN b
s1q made whe.e q is Invested can s.sssJ anF man
that will take the trouble cali at Office and when
thst Is done, can't satisfy hln1 further tnAt od1
an to sta ner dav hns been tsde By parties Investing
In he BROOM, Win acknowledge myself bumbns,
and to those coming ron dtssaace will pay III
travelling expeusc. and their bill while in the clty.
xx4s 1rsr wBAr sA1, AID aAT Jrsf WHAT MAY
Tk1 NE! few more Town N2hts To tnla County
md CountIes In Illinois, Aich11n aud Indiana fo. sale
AZ bargain. The Right Of Eastern 6sates Tor sale
W,seoasip. Iowa and Minnesota, with eight So1thezt
statss baye N been sold within four weefz- Send fol
cI.cular with stamp, OF cali at Room II, Tyler.
BLOCK, IL Lasaue street. Chicago. ....
g9seIp q. E. hROWSE.
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In all the street carr, there appear prominently
PLACED. plscafus notifying the public OF ofe
of the mott important rules. Of the several compa-
1ies xlx; Thai raseenge1r sha1l moi ret On or on
while the carr are tn motion. II this rule should
he binding On ap5 one, have the slightest cttcn
ton paid to it. the dstyrs and conductors arc ccr
ts1u1y :lose who tbould be governed by II. Yet 1t
il Observable that they almost without exception,
daily and honsly trantgte~s the rule. With the most
aiynost eMpty.a i driver will sometimes stop inr =
vh hef Is child sad ths soDdnctc5 frequently
ninr for tady 10 ret oil. But 10 neither dr7vct nor
c7nduc4or. seemingly. hs* te idea ever occurred Of
ess eRax % shs y IL a;as 9 foa
ea,h7 en. /, 'ihe.r ,ule prsst,e.liy. wh.te!sr
shs ssps9n .a e. g is IL tic dsy thus amps
~ nnd o cart ibe feat IL not stended with par
1aculas danger Of inconsenience psosaasa they srs
when they aie attempting to get on, Or t1e ground
yssy sllppefF when fhey arc betting o1 Nn;,
genteneu ps;,1oes no, =, IL foea e
Nth oar cart crowded ~ they always thie mode
i, asended with excessive danger Of accident even
with r7ek Of lost ot life. Persons nnused so enca
ling Cd. while the ear Il 10 motion. 70 tu!1 .ae!!
barls toward the hnrse* aud tumble y thenatnsaL
sc 's e. g as ss g g ,ae ssd
oocusr with gentlemen, the5 s1ew 1t with simple
tnainesentf -,,,..,..
.,e. s.t,rh vr have juet not,crd l. thai which fo.
Sd passeassa1 10 Eet % Or oa sne iron, pa:tosa
NJ ~ ~ ~e+r eood ono; but IT mast be barn in
lt1a ~, they 1t othrds ot the time crowded
70 tach ~ Dat st1n .h,oss sa.sf2 shsm q Inn I'm
lie iont The rear platform FIX y cec ,eS so or ase..
gss'%'y ~ ynenac4s cetms OF the front platform
I'd r. s's s = r. e. s'E &C. g.:
o 70 sef 15 se4s s sbss can obtsla space enoaE
o. Sps S,ps eses g. sue res ons es of se.ss
j. shielding tas sonRsny e %n,,ssss s' Z e ny
tton so1 On EVA, II it IL really intended thu
sS ehs n n sny vic p1o'se. tbe pue'e the sts
iS pon. ast b VIZ O. d,yss' ~ aRo s1oo to1 70,
sss,reT 10 rel On o. of, and The several compa
n;es Should pnt on 1nose carr 70 pS.as p!1veas 1Ds
o,es,9or ding which is uo* 20 great nalshnee'
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EOrf note1.
for the FebsasE5 trrut Of the superior Cont:
xoSuAT. FERHrAKT 5.
1s7-l. Lore ". Aprd.
1ss1-2. Conway u. Dutkin.
1SSS-a kfneHt tt al. We SchanltN.
1906. Kitten Ct Al. yE. Lcuhark ct a..
1sNs-a Wood -. Bowsnan.
ty10-6 Wagner rse etc: ~. Willard ct AL
1gI-7. Resson u. Taylor.
191a--8. Bo5utun e Al. vs- Wicker ct al.
tg.aaG-3. MStfs ". Wflah-
1asa-10. Ellis ct u. II. Galloway.
1CEeDAl, TEnRuARIG
133S-I1. Cohen ct al. ". Nray.
1M1-1e. Cu.hman ". Walsh Ct ii.
lea4-15, SchlesuiceE CT al. rs McGohegal ct al.
1as7-l4. Grommer ct q: II. Frank ct ii,
lQ5l-16. Vaughan W. Wicker
I815-16. Wolf ct al u. Vteelapd.
185s-17. seymour ct al. II. HoJt ct Al:
ls@-ls- cu,mhT ct Al. Us. potiIord etal,
1GE9-l9. Truman ct. ii. ~. Osarpm.
1y70-s1. Scutt ss. e. md i &. Il. Co.
wEpNEsDAT, FEB- q
1:ss- = Dunlap, trnstee r: Wr1sht ct. al.
1s- ss1sa.n h:9ssaao9 4. Il assstd a'!ss f. 4 4 a.
1879 e. Maboney e; a r. KEN"
45-ef. Walker w. Noble.
3S K Kts 1ss1 =. ef ss:4 OF Branch
sl9-ss. rattoas, sd,ns: se. An. e. Ca
s:-Sa. Ewing ". Morris et. H.
THURSDAY. rEn- 8.
247-Hl Flanders ct. al. VI. Mnfick.
14e-3.- Webster ct. H. Us. Hubbard ct a.
S7Z-SS, MeSamarA 81 East1nan.
sus-si. Burr v-. Sherman.
<o4-:5. Patton, nse. e4r-- u. New Eng. r. q ~
zseCsc, Adsen vr. uannon ct a.
S5B-:sss. Lamtlin n. Peterson.
5s5-Ss- Nclan1ie II: White ct. A.
S6-339 Kline yt- Ogden.
sE1-49. WeIke, admf etc. II. Ross.
fn1nAr. FEB. 8.
HS-3l, Lynch IT. Fleming ct at.
6.H-F2. Underwood ct al r.. rarfe5 e n.
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NNIox 6T0E& AEIs, jan II.
Especial Despatch to the ChlcHgo 1r1hnnnl
VIC have received the following amount Of stock
from December 18th u date: st,ts3 Cattle: as1t73
hoFs: 10 ~ sheep. T, E. hEfAa7s S1p't-
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

The Macdonald Snit asainst the
fity..More DIvorces-.Benedicts the
Alleged Ofenders--Homea and
their W5ungs..The Presby- ct
terIan Standard inCourt
..Su1t by Its Printer.
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N 4 n II I f. ID ,


In ts city, on the soth uls, " the residence Of E.
SttfrEs, kta., by Elder t. @. Warmer, Dr. l.. S
MAJOR ana Mia MAGGIE LAitsi1dtE, ail Of this
city. No carcs.
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Beau How like you the might Blooming
Cc1eus." m,ssi ..
Heie Like It Its fragrance, sir, Ia perfect
b)|ysI
Ihalou 4 Son. manufactures, n. 7. Sold every
,rhere rT1l
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NEW FpRk DEF Go0ue MARKET
New York xpdeseHAenf,a aaotataoas:

N1w TokK. Wecneeday Eve7 i'm. 81.
fhe fnslowtnx Rlr tha Indtptnten&'s quotations:
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Go to our friend N. r. Mer!Hl for Kcr'
oeene Oils. Lamps, Lanterns, Chandeliers, i!1ss-
ware, ctc-, Il md y Randolph At ei29
, 1866-02-01

DR.. Libbey. the celebrated Indian
sr!l,ed At hIs Chicago 1uasmaEy, No. Custom
house place On all cazea Of long standing, from
Tuesday, jan. %, mill Saturday, Feb 3.
f1SlrsEU
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O1D LAp1Es' Hoxr.-Tbe rrgulr monthly ueci.
ing Of the Board Of Managers OF the Old Ladics'
nome, NIL te held 1t the :" Home'' at o'clock
this afternoon.
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uecess OF WesGePH ERteyprz&e,

N0e@71 VH NVHS*6FH BNHEfpIN&es
Children md parena everywhere are rejoicing
o1er the snoeess Of 9As Lde Corporal, the h7utant
nsW paper for children, publIshed IN Chicago. H.,
BY Alfred L, sewe1l~ Frnm the faz OF shores Of
Maine eome* the following: ''H.1Rht, fpsrkltnz
Certainly We have seen uothtn1 in the ehxpe Of !
chIids ptpeT Which can compare with this, which
comes 10 ua nom over The rsiFtex.-Rof2la.d Daily
PTess. '
The price II only one dollar year. and cerhfnly
The Ltftd Co5FaFut faF one year WlI do tie children
nors good than quarters schooling
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while the tamity Of Ur. i. Miller, On West Wa.h
iDgton etreet, we're III tuppet. = thief entered th
ball by means Of fal.e key. and carried OF twt
oscrcoa,s, sn1ued Al F1so. Pc Va. ast,sfed. doubt
iheT fnto Tie house. One Of the oyeyroata belong
ed to gentleman Who il here from Ohio on visit
Railroad Matters.
NEW fonK. Jan. S1.-Gew Jersey papcrs say IN
Atlantic d Great Western Ralfrond Company
undes the terms Of their agreement With the Mas1f
& Essex 1tatlsuad ESnphny, have contracted 10
The grading Of the Ahule Of the bssnch road iron
Depyi}je ts BSoo,uAela, a dIatanca Of tWentY-thte
mljes. The work on The entire line ot road fs to
puzzled forward w1ih all possible despatch, and I'll
contractors hope 10 have the whcie couspief
within twelve months.
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Keep IL Before the People.


The Radicals falsely accuse President
j, ,hnson Of having abandoned, in his res
toration policy, his former declarations
Below is conclusive refutation of the
falsshood, ana a.proof that while hetis
consistent with the views he enunciated
in 1861, in the United States Senate, they
belle and misrepreseDt him, while at the
sane time, they stultify themselves most
shamefully :,2dilt1
"ResOlvea, That tho war is not wagod
on our part in any spirit Of oppression, or
for any purpose Of conquest, or for inter
fering With the fightsoy Established insti-
tutions ofthese Statas, but to defend and
maihtHa The, $Hpfen,dcy of the OOnstitu.
tion, and to preserve the Union with all
The dignity and rights Of he several States
unimpaired.', ~, y0
The abose resolution. declaring the OBJ.
ject Of the war; was passed by Congress,
in July, 1861. But the Radicals now say
that IL yas to give suffrage and equality
to the Negroes, pct to restore the Union
What beautiful set Of Union men they
are What q consistent and honest par.
~ viii !hf sdhqrr Of the BSmes publish
tho above resolution and tell his readers
slaes!l thsesitg Z wac voted fVrby every Republican
member Of COngrcssH Dare he do itH4
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Maine iEieetlou.

Tho Gazette makes a desperate effort to
feel highly elated over the Maine cleo.
ion, 1t is aState which the Repnbli.
cans have carried for tho last twelve years
by about $4,000 to 10000 majority
The immense preponderauce has been on
total vote of l2O, 900, and is, therefore
equal to q majority of from 10000 tt
10000 in Ohio. The opponents Of tht
Jacobins made no contest of any conse
quencc, aud yet the Gazette, BY its grea
display of exultaticn, seems to indicate
thar it was afraid Of a reverse, even il
Maine! The fortunes of the ,dcsperat,
faction with which it is connected arc s,
rapidly on the decline everywhere tha
our cotemporary is rejoiced that Maine
has not deserted them! ~, T
Muine, in common with the other New
England States, has been especially ia
yored by the Jacobin legislation. tt
fisheries have been protected by enormou
drawbacks lrem the National Treasury =
Its manufactures Of every description
have been likewise protected at the ex
pense of the other sections of the country
which have been obliged, in consequence,
of duties On foreign Imports, to pay double
price for the same New England article
Thus favored, sustained and natured, it /,
no wonder that New England adheres tc
the Jacobins. They allow her to run tn,
Government for her own exclusive bcnc
Ct .-Eaqairer. "''' 81. ,i.',,.,,.
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uEk
Soldiers and Bond Holders {!
Soldiers 6rahe Union /! e 01


oOhu poiueiH VI tnt cOuutry
IA Republican Congress ieSempts Uni.
ted States Bonds:aud makes you poor men,
who periled yourlives to protect the rich,
support the ones who did not 60 to the
front, butremained at home to speculate
while you fought. Instead Of exempting
Bind Holders from taxation, we ask the
Legislatures ofItbe several States in the
Union to pass laws exemptiug from taxa.
tion every soldier who has lost an arm or
leg, or who was otherwise crippled in the
service of his country, till bis property
exceeds five thousand dollars. And also
exempt in like manner and amount, ey-
cry widow who lost her husband by the
war, till she married again-also the
property Of soldiers children until they
are old enough to earn q living, a.a
This would be, and is our plan for
showing gratitude to those who fought
for us. Let the Iioh Bond Holders sup
port the cripples, rather than make the
war cripples support the rich pets Of arls.
tocracy, puritanism, and New England
exolusiyenegs. 31, 4I acl
People Of America, what say you to
this prOpositiOnY And what says the
press of Ourcountry to the idea i--Ld
Crosse Democrat, -le lg fG'l
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the nation mi niConetessSand, SO far as he
knew, he had oneker found any , Of that

4
knew, he had oneEeF found liany ,of that
class who dssired to do 50, ,,,c.4 n, n,
| NHe paid abigh tribute to The ulainch.
Rihg9 heroic elafacter ofothe President, =
The ,stormS Of soctio1alismIl osdof party
might burst, t,upopy yhim-rths storm might
bend his iron frame, but it would not
Pbteak. The devils in he'll and the RAIDS.
on earth, united, can hot cfuslr HIM He
was the JPresident ofithe people, aud to
him he looked for strengthlqt to stand up
against the enemies Of the Constitution.
Wi | he appeal in vain2 Cries Of "No,
no." ana applauss.1 o" '"''''''' W
iWmt has this Congress cone for the
poor white. children of poor white sol.
diers 7 He asked the question, because
the white soldiers had right to ask
The Freedmen's Bureau bill provides for
little ,piggers-they are to be fed and
clothed and educated but what has been
done for tho orphan children. of white
soldiers ? He could answer-NoTHINa
He had met them-very many Of them
begging, in all the cities of the State
begging for food and shelter; while the
niger brat is fed at the expense tof the
poor white laborer of the coun try. :
[Cheers How long will the people tol
crate this outrage upon Jthe ehildIen OIL
the brave dead, who died for their ceun
ltry2 o' yiup0d 00G3- I'"1.iA o1s''-
Houses were built for lazy niggers to
live in. Money given them toitravel up
on. What for the poor white soldier?-
1Nothing but by this sort Of Legislation
he is required to mortgage his little homo
stead, if he. has one, for fifty years, to
pay the rich mans war debt, andsto spare
the rich mans bonds from taxation. [Ap.
~ Eveiy man who Votes for' the Radical
propositions and candidates, votes mort
gage upon his homestead forever, per
haTs his children's children may neye
live to see It taken therefrom., ZAP
plauso. 0ne!ffth Of the monied woaltl
of the country Gin tbonds) was eEemp
from taxation, while the poor mans BON,
is to be perpetually mortguged 10 insure
the Radical an interest upon bonds, fol
which he is frce.,from taxation by Radi-
cal legislation, This is what Congress
'thas done for the poor white soldier. I
In conclusion, Major Moreau made ,
4 ihAautiful ,ialnannnt and rnaat i,aarassiu.
appeal to his cOuntrymen to be true t
their country, their children and them
selves lie callsd upon them to suppl
cate the Throne Of Grace to avert fr2n
them the horrors Of the revolution ta
men 10 power we're nov conspirinG i
bring upon the Nation Oh, God say,
this people from the dark abyss upor
whose Drinks they stand, and guide tSsn
over the troubled sea Of anarchy, ruin
and eINatioi's eternal night.s 'HAa''"
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VOL. XXI.
6,uIn,h
REMEMBERS!

Let white laborers, hard pushed to sup
port their families, not forget that the ap-
preparation for the Freedmen's Bureau, or
Negro Boarding House, for which VEL
,1rfaeS mounts to ssgaatlzlssn fDs
hundred thousand dollars, all Of which is
to be yaissd BY general tax on the indus
tryi6iahe psople.s 9tet Jthsai remember
that wealthy bond=7b0laers who got rich
jAy swiurdling the Government, are exempt
from taxaGon.b Let them remember that
,by Abolition legislation the wealthy aye
made Privileged GLASS; who receive
protection lfsSmhf ths Government, bat pay
nothing for that protection. L ia'0'F
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Yl9s The Republicans elected John.
son President, made Seward Secretary Of
State, Doolittle and Cowen United States
Senators. Now they say that all these
men are traitors, or in sympathy with
rebels. How can party which, by its
own showing, has put SO many bad men
in Offices Of so much power and response.
bility ask the people to vote any more for
candidates of their seleetion? ~ 2
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oRaAn1zn.-Demoorats shpald 1t once,

Observation-Disclosures should at once,
proceed to organize their respective town
ships and school districts Z This is duty
that every Democrat owes to his country /;
to see that ,ns Sfpft spared that may III,
apy,way,tepd7to strengthen the party up.
on WHOSE succesGalane depends the future
glory of our common country. ,ThSpaF1
ty that withsstFoed the assaults Of the epsH
mics of a free government; that inspired
and prompted men to raise their voices in
7favof9f tho Constitution Of our fathers,
when madness ruled the bout, must be
sustained now when seeming peace is pro-
claimed by fanatics, only that they may
the more easily deceive the people and
accomplish their hell.born purposes, u u
y ~ g
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y, ! ,1sf1ff5D 1TsS1f 5DIFrtarsSHlI,- The National Un
ion Convention held at Philadelphia, Con.
servativea and Democrats same together
to5ripg abouta upi0n,of the States as our
fathers did. The Radical Convention
week lbeforqila lastsin.. Philadelphia, was fol
union-uuion Of the colors-a union Of
negroes aud White men, Fred Douglass
and ThepdOre Titop entered arm in arm.
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nar The Democracy used 10 run Il

r0- The Democracy used to run the
Federal government for $7O,0OO,ooo' per
year., The Radicals have run it up to
s56O,OOO,OOO, or about $40 to every man,
woman and child in che United States. g
TbeylhaSe multiplied the expenses eight
fold in five years The St. Louis Times
justly remarks, that when they succeed
fin extending the Fresdmea's Bureau, so
that it will include the whole negro popu
lation Of the South, they will get tho -ex
penses up to a much higher figure.
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Soldiers Must Walt.

|, It again announced that soldiers who
are entitled to extra bounty under the re.
cent act of Congress will be Compelled to
wait some months YETI The Congress
men who voted themselves .! bounty Of
$4,000 piece compelled themselves to
wait no longer than they could reach
the Treasury. '.'.'. ' '''
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lS The Radicals say that the Prcsi
dent wishes to have rebels in Congress
which is not SO. But Congress says: "I
you will adopt our amsndmentq qsiying th'
negroes the right tOvote, We will grant
amnesty to all" Is not that doing well
1t is swfa tosBate rebels in Congress now
but after the Southern people give o.
groea the right of suffrage, why then tie
rebels may be admitted!
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The latest sensation ,in Dayton 10 a
veritable haunted house. n The dwelling
house Of widow lady has for some time
been tenantlessA-locked up-with the fur
niturc in its@hile the owner has been
away, Every night, at the, "witphing
hour" strains Of plaintiye music from The S
pianoin tho parlor greettho eafst u The
passeIs by I JAndnoiiehtGsre seen, and
nobody in the flesh is supposed to be in
|the dwelling, the coHeldsion lis Tirresisti-
Bile that the "spirits" have taken possess pa
ion, ,JlI
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SI,V5o.OOO

Appropriated to buy clothing for negroes
The hard earned money Of white men
wrung from them by enormous taxation
and appropriated by Congress to buy
clothing for negroes. When did ever
Congress appropriateimoneyt to clothe The
"poor white trash 2'i Welkcr lavors thai
kind d Of expenditure Of the peoples mon
ey2 Bear this in mind, tax-payers
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ma \ MooffOmerS BlairI= n ! reco

, ,re2a ! Montgomery Blair, in . recent
speech in Boston, charged that Joe Holt
was "en0 ofthe most cold. .blooded villains
that walked the face Of the earth, He
sdborned Witnesses to have an innocent
woman hanged The charge is no doubt
true. Holt, himself, does not deny the
'damning accusation, although 10 has been
repeatedly made by responsible parties. !
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Heavy WoRK.-Tho Mulatto press
begin to find it heavy work to stigmatize
the supporters, OF President johnson as
"traitors," "coppcrheads" &C., since Gen,
erals Grant, Sherman, Steadmau, Custar
Crook, McCOok, and in fact all the prom.
inent officers of the late war, have made
publicthoir approval Of his policy
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Keep itlBefore the eaopIe

That those who support the Radical tick.
ct, at the coming election, are in favor Of
the Stevens, Sumner & Co., policy of Ne
gro Suffrage, however much they may de.
ny the charge. "a man is known By the
company he keeps = and if you "lie down
with dogs you must expect to get up with
aeas." .--- ..-nan- ~ ---.- -------.
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s@ ,Welker is not in favor Of equa1
taxation. He is in favor of the exemp.
tiOn Of Government bonds He is in ia.
vOr of taxing the property of farmers and
soldiers to exempt the boarded wealth Of
the rich qristocrat,, b # GkaE !
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ll6- AT the close Of the banquet in St
Louis. us the President was about getting
into the carriage to return TO the hotel, Q
deputation of tailors waited on him, took
him into a nelghbOring tailOr's shop, and
presented him with q fine suit of clothes
which was gfaciously received.
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nEI9ce11a1aeolaSs
lW':2RaLSTOE,

JEwELLER and Silver Smith, one door West
tiof Potters DtGg Store, ASHLAND, Ohio
'''Gold and Steel Pens, and a choice variety
of JeNdry kept constantly on hand--
- Mghe't p,ioe paid for old Gold and Silver.
:, Repairing done to order, on reasonable
b Enthusiastically warranted ,i..ia.is
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A correspondent Of tho Richmond In.
quirer, who has lately visited Jefferson
Davis, says that his health, while il has
been seriously undermined, is at the pres.
ent decidedly better than it tVR,a, was few
weeks ago. fTo'.f 1.- '.oi 5dj s7i9 ,
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n " y :. NWI q W -1TI II '
EE Congress cuts off the, bounty to
poor white soldiers, raises the salary Of its
members to $4,000 a year and votes Sll,-
100000 y forthe '' benefit nei Of negroes,l This
is Abolition reform and retrenchment |! +
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-19

/. The Columbus journal YRad. saws
"the Democrats are moving heaven and
eqrth to5carry the State.R That is more
then than the Radicals are doing but
they are moving, hell for the same, pur.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-19

An exchange calls the candidates for
Congress who voted four thousand dollars
extrainto their own peckets,n the four
thousand dollar bounty candidates. Not
an undeserved appellatiOn. 1t will. be
likely to stick. ~. ..,.,, ,.t.;'J,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-19

sS-Tbs Nsv9drk Tribune says: "The
UEFnio9p party is perfectly willins-uay,
anxious that negroes should have . voice
ID its conventions :" WilIthe Tines III.
form us ifthis DO true2 .,rn,, ,,r. .,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-19
M.l,llS. SEE.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, FIRE AND LIP E
Insurance Agent and Notary Public. Par
on ticuiar attention paid TO collecting, Probate
y. business, Partition cases and Execution Of
- Deeds. Mortgages and Contracts Office in
Millers Block, Seeond Story, Main Street,
J0 opposite tho Town Hall, Ashland, o.. 7
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-19

b@r In oyery 0ongrdssion al district in
Ohio where tho Abolitionists have hold
Congressional Conventions, they have
nominated ultra Radicals, who are in fa
vor of negro suffrage and keeping the
Southern States out Of the Union. Let
the paople bear this fact in mind. ,fl'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-19

I@r Western farmers should remem-
Der that Martin Welker voted with tile
cotton mill lords against the West for the
Infamous "protection act." 'C'A
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-19

1@- Frauds ou)the Government 10 the
extent Of 81 100000 have been discover
ed ip connection With the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. Abolitiopists ,ciH steal, D ns-.