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Pertinent.

The Cincinnati Enquirer, in q we'll
considered editorial, takes issue with the
Chicago Times on its recommendation
to the Democratic Party to abandon Pres
ident johnson to the tender mercies Of
the Radicals and to espouse qualified Nc.
gro Suffrage. In the course Of its edito-
rial, the Enquirer, with a force and per-
tinency, says:
Z awe will continue in the future, as we
have done in the past-support the Pres.
ident in what he does that is right, and
condemn him when he is wrong. Be.
cause he keeps Stanton and Holt in Office
is no reason why We should take q posi-
tion adverse TO him on the question Of
the admission Of Southern. members in
which he has evinced an indepen-
dence Of his party that Is to- be admired
and commended. For that--for7 his
standing up for the right--the Radicals
demand his head. Shall we be- so cow
ardly, SO base, as to concede IL without a
struggle--yea, consent to it, because he
has not been altogether wise in the choice
Of mon to assist him in the fight with the
Jaoobin extremists? Shall We, for any
such cause-Afrom mere yexation Of idle
folly-put the Democratic organization
behind such tends as Ben. Butler, Ben
Wade, Wendell Phillips, Charles Sum.
ner and Others Of our bittercst enemies,
who are determined upon the Presidents
destruction? Faulty as Mr.. johnson
may have been, his removal by a worse
faction, and for such a cause, would be q
great calamity to the country and to the
Democratic party. To join in a genera
hue and cry against it, as the Times re
commends, would be an act Of egregiou'
folly, if not perfdy."
That's the way fol Democrats to talk
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sCHENCK,s sEAwsED TONIC.

This medi-ine, invented by Dr.. ]. H.
ScuEScK, of Philadelphia, is intended to
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the first process of digestion! By cleansing
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the Tonic soon relores the appetite. and
food that could not be eaten before using it
will be easily digested.
Consumption cannot DO cured BY Schenck's
Pulmonic Syrup uni: IS the stomach and liver
is made healthy and the appetite restored,
hence the Tonic and Pills are required in
nearly every case Of consumption. A half
dozen bottles of The SEAWEED TONIC and
three or four boxes of the MANDRAKE
PILLS will cure any ordinary cas- Of dyspep-
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DR.. SCHENcK makes professional visits in
New York. Boston, and at his principal Of
fee In Philadelphia every week, See daily
papers of each place, or his pamphlet on
consumption for his days Tor visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the
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From the Hamilton 70. W. Spectator octo-
Der 90.
Rend This.

~ 1~NsT .A aAH
Tho rapid decline Of United States Sc
curities in England, has excited consider
able surprise. Kksn-lc zoe read me incen.
diary speeches Of lie Radical leaders,
kovevsr, thsir. open threats Of civit soar
and fred determination TO regard The
Southern States as conquered provinces
aud not as a portion off restored Union,
zoe can scarcely wonder at this decline.--
Until the difficulty at-present existing be-
tween the President and the Congress Is
settled, confidence cannot be expected to
revive, Capitalists will not care to invest
their money in q country SO torn BY po-
litical differences and unsettled by politi-
cal uneasiness,O We learn that invest
mtents in United States securities have
almsst ceased, not only in London, but
also tn Btanktort, Me quotation baingat-
most entirely nominal, At tie same tune
all other securities maintdiD their prices,
Austrian included; which are deemed
more worthy o~f'confdehce than those Of
the Interchangeable sfThe consequence
of the decline in American securities in
Europe will in due course Of time be q
corresponding depression In the States,
coupled with a depreciation inthe-curreu.
cy, and consequent rise in the price Of
gold. And all this is the result of the
clustering, vaporing Of the Radical party,
their constantly reiterated threats Of wal
with Great Britain, and their eO,dent de
termination to prevent any reconciliation
qf The adverse pdrtiesIiia The States.
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Mexican Affairs,

The Herald has the following from
Vera Cruz Of the 1st: Macmillan is CD
his way back to the Capitol. II is ru
mored that Marshal Bazaine sent him
word that IL he attempted to leave Mexi.
co without permission he would be placed
under arrest, and also that he ordered the
commander of the Austrian frigate Dan.
dolo not to let Maximillian embark on his
vessel.
General Fonda was marching on Dur.
ango with 1000 men, there being already
1900 men engaged In besieging that
place.
Juarez declares'that he will never COR
sent to settle the French debt on the
country.
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ATRICK.

We cut the following paragraph from
the Cleveland Leader:
C An unknown man rode up to the
places where the elections were held in
Brandywine, Christiana and Mill Greek
Hundred, Delaware, having q letter and
Q bundle Of tickets for each place-the
letter representing that Salisbury had
suddenly died OF apoplexy, and that a
convention had been held, and Jefferson,
Of Port Penn, nominated in his place, as
the Democratic candidate for Governor.
The tickets left had the name Of Jefferson
and the Democratic nominees, and that
Of Salisbury left off,"
We do not know whether any Of the
above described tickets were voted or not,
but the attempt to have them voted goes
to show to what contemplate trickery
the Abolition party will resort to in order
to defeat the will Of the people. And
this the party which arrOgatesto itself all
the decency, morality and religion in the
country ! 1
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nor The Ashland Times, Of last wee

I0- The Ashland Times, Of last week,
publishes, instead Of its "usual editorial"
the article from the Chicago Times,-in
which that paper declares against Presi-
dent johnson and advocates Negro Suf.
frage,-andh has the impudence to ask us to
publish il for the benefit Of our readers
If the editor Of the Times wishes to ben
eft his readers by the publication Of such
articles, he can do SO, but we can 6ll our
paper with matter that will suit the De
mocracy of Ashland County better than
negro suffrage articles would, whether
they emanato from the Chicago Times OIL
from our contemporary down street.
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STANToN.-How this man is to retain
his place any longer we cannot see. II
he refuses to resign, it is the duty Of the
President to eject him summarily and ig.
ANONYMOUSLY. II is now known that be.
fore the riot In New Orleans, Gen. Baird
telegraphed to the President to know if
be shoyld'arrest Dostie and the rest Of
the seditious gang who proposed to incite
bloodshcd BY holding q conclave which
was at once an ihsnit and a menace to
every decent white man in the city,
This dispatch Stanton received and wholly
suppressed from the knowledge Of the
President. If the President had ordered
the arrest Of these miscreants, Gas he
would have done, We think, had he re.
cciyed the Dispatch all bloodshsd would
have been avertsd. Stanton Is the mur.
deref Of those who were killed ct New
Orleans, as we'll as Of those who persisted
in Southern prison pens after an exchange
might have been affected.
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KEEP COOL.

The editor Of the Times, in his paper
of last week, had his lip up-like q dirty
faced baby in the act Of crying-because
the "gentlemanly aud obliging" Postmas
ter at LoudOnville, andthe efficient, hon.
est, conscientious, gentlemanly Deputy
Assessor, J. B. Sanborp," had been re-
moved, and their places filed by white
men-by men who support the Govern
ment of the fathers. Brother Jefferson,
keep your linen on-there will be more
"dead ducks" "laying round loose" before
the Presidential guillotine shall have fin.
ished its work.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Samuel yesterday ct alb
William yesterday Of al.

William yesterday OF al.
State Of 0hio, Ashland County, IS.
In pursuance Of the command Of q order Of
sale issued from the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the County Of Ashland and
State OF Ohio, OF the November term, A. D.
1866, upon q ~ccrtlin petition for partition
therein pen ling, wherein Samuel Yesterday
and others are plaintiffs, and William Easter
day and others are defendants. Twill sell at
public sale on the premises hereinafter de-
soribed, on = g5.1aa la va
Saturday, Decemler 20, "a. D, 1866,
between the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ. and
Jour o'clock P M. Of said day, the following
lands and tenemsnts to-wit . situate in the
County ofAshiand and State Of Ohio, to-wit !:
The north part Of the South West quarter Of
section twenty three-23,-tovnship twenty
one, q and Range fhesn. 10, containing f.
ty three acres. aNNW fNt ~.
Terms ofsale, one third cash on day Of sale,
one third In lone year. the residue II, tMo years
from day ofsale with interest," Deferred pay
mcnts 70 DO secured by mortgage upon Tho
JOHN q. BROWN,
sh: riff Of Ashland County.
Nov, 81, 1866-6w28pf$l0,60
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Is Its So?

A dispatch to the N. 2. Herald,
dated the 18th, represents Hon. John A,
Bingham as engaged 10 preparing articles
of impeachment against President John.
son. It's stated that hs twill charge him
with aiding and abetsiDg the Assassina.
ton Of President Lincoln" II seems al.
most improbable that Mr.. Bingham will
DO guilty of any such stupid folly.
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Nnws.ITEMs.

n |lUU0N abb IL IuIlUWH = OtnAtG-1 |
) Radicals, EIGHT Conservatives. House,
Ninety Radical, forty.eight Conservatives.
An exchange says there are more nogs
than humans In the United states. once
the elections IN ONO, INDIANA ana Iowa We
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IMAM anything eise'
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