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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-07
Neme1te Nuoyt1ten.
Eelegrapbirt fTr ben ,,8altitaOre Wefer".
80. SDmNreR. Il. Gttnna.

Ba1ttnstcn, 5. Mat Scr 5eno
trdr heute niht In 9ibuhg.
SIM HeprdI ntanttntdu c mur=
ben trGtreno bes Iaees yteoen 9ebalten.
!6err Bunrp aus Sttc perlanste ben Druid
GINGER 8emertun9en, ilber ,pelHe er tpeaen
leinrs unpcblletns uiht ipreten fann. Be
piQi9t.
6err pbsIps ats Morplano btelt cine Hebe
3u @uniten Der 0olttit bes Vrdlioenten uno
eegen bic Nabicaien. Gr lpra6 aeaen bic
ess NeserfimmreAts Inn Difrift
Columbia, fit bic 3uIa1uns oer Nbsecrbneten
BON 2enne7ee ,tnb itberbaupt iber bic Grlei&=
TN Betref Der 3ula0uns ber Nbee=
croneten Der fiolthen @taater-
5err SnseriUu aus S0inuis belt eine Nsbe
ae9en Die NpItttt beS Vr1lioenten.
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Gu8 TenneKee.

Gtnctnnatt, 4. Wat.-@tne @unpen=
tton, pte 3uI ammenberuf et tpuroe, 1tn BITE
S~pefmdBtefeit Der Organization elmer Iepa-
raten Steutsre9ierung in SatennelIee in
Grrra8ung 3u steben, trat 9eltern IN 81rroi0e
II Iammen.
Nt9ter Samuel gtob9erS fIbrte ben @crltb.
Gr la9te, er 9ebe li6 Der 5ofnung bin, ooB
Die Nitt9lieoer NIT l1eberle9ung uno Gorlt6t
banbeln nerbeu. Dies 1et tur etne SertaAte
SerIammluns Der Convention, ipel9e tpa9renb
Der punfellten Sage Der Hcbeutpn in Green
oide obgebalten tpurbe.
gStr maAen ben 8prlhlda, bic Nepeaunq
fortsuleben. g8 1T fetne Notwithstanding.
Wenn mir uns ~trennen, 70 l~eceDiren mir BON
ben 9tebeaen unp 1AlteBen unS Der unionsbez
S6lferun9 an. Der neue Staat fann su
einem Der rethfen Der Union eema6t tpers
ben.
Nm Salu1e Der 8emertuneen bes NiG=
ter5 NoogerS berihtete Sberf Iemple pom
STE olutiuns< unb @e11afts@G COMMITTEE etne
Nooreie, rel9e einlttmmt9 an9enummen
waroe nnb in wel6er ertlart tpirb, baB Of
Eennefee i6un lange Elm berartiges 9roteet
b~esinltst Babe.
BeIhluNe, pel9e Der N6breHe bes Commit
tees ent9eSenlaufen unb etne Gertasun9 Der
6ra9e anratben, bis Der @cn9reB entl6teben
babe, ob Senne6ee elm Staat lt pber ntdt,
puroen bon 5errn Santes, etnem Dele9aten
BON 5amiltpu, eineebraAt.
Die Ve1hll0e peS 5errn Sames wurben
beinobe etnttmm.is nieoerseltimmt.
NoA elmer berecten Nnlprade bes Sberlten
Nelion 3u WuNten Der 8eweguns, uurDe Der
D'aloent Der Convention in truirt, eth aus 3
Nit9lteOern BEL tebenbes COMMITTEE 8u ernens
nen, tpeldes bic 6raee Sur bic 0eieysebung
brinsen fol-.
Gin Committee tpurbe ferner trnannt, mel
aes cine Noorede an paS @plf BON Sf 5en<
aeliee erlalfen iru.
Die narubem In Eeemvbis. asa
~ emptts 4. Mai. Gin Neser purpe
9eGtsrn Na&t 9etDptet uup elm 5aus nisberse-
brannt.
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Observation-Disclosures.

@rtmiuaIgertdt . 0fidter 8Onb. -
6. $. 9fi9arbion $50. Sep. 9taatsanpalt.
9m Samitag farnen fclgetoe Safe sur Ser
banolnng:
GObias airsp tpeser au9riffs auf Olartba q.
Cole; ni9t idulotg.
@pfro' ScrteS slub Seurp q. OsobinIon, tueaert
se9enieiti9er PritSeleiaim 8aItimOreltraBeE; Der,
Slldell.
Salnuel Seat unb EbOrtaS 6. Sambleton ne,
gen 9eSeuleitisen Al9riffS unb SObu u. SalnbIe'
ton megeIl AngriffS aIf Gam. Seat it. Der
5taatsantpaIt iibertpieS Die Sale Der. grano
Surp.
@brparb 8iobIemau tpeseu 9neriffs auf @atb.
Sipp. 6relSeiproden.
3. Otaoi8an purbe ipe9en 1nsriffS auf @ltia
0tice Inn SO unD Soften geltraft.
@jpttlieb 0tcineler ipe9eu Nn9rlttS atf SCffnnann
5ablte 81 Strafe uno Soften.
Der gteger San1ueI @pntpap, augetlaat, ben
George &reemner nit elmer Yferbepeiti6e
selaIasen ~ babeu, trurbe freiseipru4ea.
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SunneShauutfant.

@aIbtn to II, s. Mat. = Der DrGlt.
bent BAT bte Darbons fir ben ebemaliser
cpniSSb. General 5arrY SaYs aus 2ouiiianu
unO S. 9. 2aftte aus Noro Carolina inter:
seiGnet.
Die Ginnabmen t1r pie inneren Steuern
betrugen beute S765,O52.70.
Der @ommifiioner bes Greebmens Bureau
BAT etne Depelhe aus Wempbis, Sent, bat.
pom 3. Mat, erbalteu, mad melder Der &i
spildsn bet entIaNenen Sploaten unb einteen
pUltsiiten aus sesenieitisen WiBpsrl tdnbnileu
entltdno. 0e9en 80 gieger tpurben i'm 0ar,
gen 0et5Dtet uno bte S6ulen berlelben per=
brannt. GS l6eint, Dap pieltr Stra6eusampf
nod teTti9er loSbrehen piro, ba seridteDtne
bepafnete 9ette aus Der t~1ntgegeno lit bic
Stoot aefommen lino. Gen. Wai. Stpnez
man bat BON ben Stabtbeb5rben oerlanet, bic
Sur9er gu enttraffnen, wiori9enf als ct lelblt
oamit ooribtetttu pirp. Gen. Ibomas miro,
nGtbtg, nebr Sruppen nah Wemphis
IenDen.
Nrn 6reitag Nadmittag palirtt I'm 5aule
Die Bill, Den @eneralsrang TIT Der Nrmee
.insufibren NIT 116 9e9en II Stims
tner. s ~
Niam last, BAT ltnterbanbIunetn nit benz
merrfaniiden @sianoten itattaefunpen baben,
irelde Die Nbtretuna beS 9rGbten 16cils Der
5olbtniel l1ntersG altfornten an eine Qnsatl
ameritanilaer Rapitaliiten betrefen.
Die Geliion miro fir Gpleniiattunsstpede aez
maGt unO um bic 5ebuns Der manni9faIttz
gen Observation-Disclosures itnfs eaupitrt6s 3n
Die merie. 8e9ieruns behalf liA Elm
Snterefe an benz grtras oes llnteruebmens
por, ierpd bort man, Dae ote son Der Com
por9etredte 5umnoe iiber cine MiQ.
Doll. betragt, wel6es Gelo eesenwartis ben
elberalen lebr gelegen tcmmt. Inter Den TN
ino 8ent. s. Butler, So9n gn>
beriun. @ep. Wtltes e.
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Wnnfitr- 0nnnarpin SD .

Su Der nt DpnnerHa8 ten 3. Mat fattgefautenen Der
i~nmnIuns Ipvrte Ter @srein nit Db' gem Gttet brlept. Die
entwrrfeuen Statuten BIS our nadSf fen ger%lammluus Az
Nnrahre sIrud3e!e8t Hnb NIT Der 3ablung Ger &in|6retbe
9eleer be jpnrert.
Die reeeIrndbi8e Der ~fan,mIuna ftubet ale g4r6e an
9OnnersEGg Ibgno 8 utr III Der gDObnnus bs Serrn g.
5erR yto. 20 8antfr. fart. Die effe &ta3atIun8 auf In-
tteiGe be9tnut ben IT. Wat.
gu Der nd6fcn Ser f~ann1una, BEN 10. b8, pirt jebes Wjt
atieo, forte aud fplde, trelGe f3 benz gerere nod nnf1Itc-
Bn tonen, teto hers e%inGelasen. intern bic 8a5I Der Be
mteu suBleiG NIT ~aattfubet.
5. Obrmanni
(mat6-1m) prpp. SER,
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@eri0nIi6eS

st. is, $40. 4. Mai. Sen. Sbsr=
man, beslettet BON Sol. WlcGap unp Stab,
reilte setern MOrsen bon bier ab UNI feline
LANCE Sour benz Gltlidtn terminus Der Yaci=
fc~giienbohn entlans gu Beginner. ST retlt
8uert pur@ Wisecnin, BON pa mad Sort
2eaoenwcrtb, 400 er Elm Militdre Corps, Gar
ben, Snsenieure &c. cr9aniliren wtro. Seine
Jtstleroute piro i'm pom pa naG Sort NiIeq,
fort 6earne9, Smaba, Sipur @itp, Sort
1to9el9, st SAUL, Sort Riplep, 5eap VI Safe
superior, Marauette unD BON bort pabrl6ein=
LID mad Chicago unb ct. Qouis fi9ren. Gin
polfdnoiser 8ert&t iiber peu 8ortl6ritt unb
Die austAte1 ber proieftirten StraBen triro
erIfattet tperoen.
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Neuere8 nus Gnrnnn.

8artber paint, 6. Stat. Der
Dampfer Beruvtan 1T NIT Nadrtdten ppnt
26. aus liverpool, sid 2unpcnoerrs bier elm
9etrcfen.
@eoer Dampfer Gits Of Nalbinstcn, nod
Der Yropontis betoe bereits felt mebreren 3a.
gen tn liverpool falig, tparen CUR .3eit Der
Nbfabrt Des peruoian nod ni6t einsetrof=
fen.
Die leBten glaGridten aus 9eutlalano
meloen, baB greuben iid tpeieert. feline Irup~
pen 3u entwafnen, ipabrtnO Stalien fort
fdbrt an Der @ran;e Staliens gu riilten.
Der yfep Ycrter Correspondent Der Qunbcs
ner Ginnes beri6tet, baB bic uncertainties
Ne9terung tbun miro, mas reft III, lobalo bic
Senter ibr 0runo geben iollten, su interptnt~
rem.
Die 9cealbebGrben biz oerlAiebenen engli>
IHem Seeb3fex finb BON bir Negieruma inltrn.
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Baltimore S00sen=OefeQf0aft.
NeQeImdBide m0nat[ine 8erIanm[und.

M~ttfWoG Q. 50 4.
W~ltt9Iteter, treL1c Gantttdtsn sur Nufndbnte spreeidta.
cen bdben, wsreen bterbet mteberb}lt bdrauf dufnterflam
6errad', bae tire @npeIinbett ~unbfbtnst er~fprberliG 1T,
aub Der "a ltidbrtse 3ettrd8 unb NJ { II ID L MS ste e r Re
Gtn3aRtun 8 Der bon fem aafsunetmeabfn Witt9ttefe se=
5et9nete1 Aetten espentrt fsfrbsn mue, TN ~ent8ssen sc eBten
Gaue ieeOb BITE Balrtnge niht ~ft1ttfnoen eann.
SIM 4uftrag tes 0erpaltunas MuSf&uGes
~(ntpetntt} "TuI gsnrn6. @rfr
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92euer 8auperein in Der Mlt1toot.

Gin naa neuerh Spriiali&en gIane artettenter Banter
Elm rruree int 9aufe Der gGoGe rreaniFrt. S4tr lGbsn beS'
ta:b ale, bic fG einert 9aten @eretn 6ni6lieB'n pOlen, eth,
i6 nd6fen OpnnerfaB, 10. Wiat, i'm 9Otale beS Serrn
l1br etnsutneen, I'M nSD Bet Nnndbr1e her Contribution unb
&rpGbiun8 Der pernnahentsn Gtarnten rnitttntmtn 3u f5nnea
Sm Nufraes 9enrp StfGtr, prov. DraI.
Oantptt) ". ReptGn, prEp. Setr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-07

Die reSeImasiae nunatIibs gerIammIuns Der
n%glpnpareil N1lociation"
fnbet beute, WtSntds, Nbfnb * u6r fat. guurtliGes Or
f6einen tpirS errartft tnbein @ef6Gfte pen tGr 9rGstel
g8i8tt8feit fir is6eS WitsIteb S~prtieeen. SIN auftrae
tn6l 80 m. &. 0rtce. Gefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-07
NatipnaI BouDereiu..

Dsr rbtse geretn. wsI@erf b Dor etnteen gBr6en eesrnu.
BET Bat, abrr fbpn I'm Stanbe II, bus erRe Gelb ~perfaufen
anRatt sparbanf benusen w0asn, lid Itcntas. 9. MGi,
Nteno8 8 lWr int 9rtale bes 9rn. s. 0iets, No. l Dopeeitr
bfra 3onceer Wtarft ~8estnIbcs f8 re6t 3ablrei3 etn3uFnten.
SIN Iattrage IS. Dret6, 9rdf
(frmel g. matter, SER,
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gSerciniote 8Gcfer=GcfeQfd6oft.

9aut Se6tu6 ptrb eine @rtrn-V Ter Iannafxne ndbher
WttttWo6, 9. Nfdt, Jld9nttd9s 3 ubr tn Der TsGabtte san
~ob9etalten rperbet. tetr. bes TN Wtpndt Stunt fattfneenber
Yte Mics nnb uni NOD n%etrere Mt&ti9e @sidafte su erIebt.
GEN. Eater feble tein Mttgltse, tpafmt &ue! SIN Nuftr.
(~ntDtint) s. Sdms, Ger.
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NfooiIpn 8auperein $40. 2.

Nue, EelGe I'D ait pbteern 8eretn anI6lteeen tpSueu, Fnb
etiuGt, f6 Bel Seinrtd Neter, @de Spn WfGht1pn II. @nfpr
Ctr, etnaufnben, tnsent Wpnta8 bie erfte i3abluns aatt-
ftntet. Gas &6bner, WrGE
(famp) G6GS 8rUbdG, @efr.
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glmS TaIt @fparpt.

Sort Mpnroe, 6. Mat. 9is 6ruu
nes SeFerion Davis miro ldnstre 3ett bier
oerweilen uno tptrp einise @alematten int
Sort CUR Wo6nun9 erbolttn. ste fat 3u
teoer 3a9esaett freien 2ntrttt lu ihrem Mann
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@b~afefpenrc Stub.

pie tt1ndtlt9e @sneral. @eritnrntun9 Tnbet teute Nben
ubr i'm WeretnsIprale BELLEVUE @arten, fatt.
SIM Nuftras b8 Yrdl. Is. S5rtng
(rmol G~.'Qebnert @efr.
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J(eug Nll1li0ell.
&irAIttbe 1rseine.
2lnscinr

Ine satfsnten GIteter Ger 4. .. 81. 81. S. @emetnbe tn
eatrsrtttr: fnb ertudt Wpntag, z. Weat, Nbenbs ~ Ibr I'm
S5uaofal 5u srfteinen.
(ldmp) O.. q G+rrt+ GsP~
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(mdt6-.1mt)
.6pIlins1fr. W0unerpin Y}o 8

JUIEITs1II. OUHUETeW JIU. z
S6eneerannter Beretn bat fb jest p6a fGncts,DranntTr
lrb beretts etne rennenspsrtbe 31tteAnttetIe %ber1eten:
due5grcunbe, weIde eefOrnen Fns, etnen guten cpnftituirten
Teretre bei5utr,ten. Foerber erfu6t i9 Njtttnph ben 9ten
Niat bel .. Heus, Ode ron 5pains. urb SRr6terfr 3u
bsritnlraeir. g.. &beI m a n. Dr6I.
(fampmtI s. Srdnf SER.
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OOUGu0 X0boP

100 Baden empRnS htreVt pr STEAMER. DfI@e tn U. 6
GpnkeN GS0rehGUie Cher Dutt belabIt ~ biutaeua prette ea
st.sis: :, Sa $50. as g $3.50 RI. s,s,s,..,
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Aeime @ntnpafhfe.

spnput6ie lift cine fdSne @a6e, benn e8 beseuat ben
rangelii9en" Gbeil Der menE6li6ex gtatur.
aeir fpmpatbiitrea aufri9tig nit beneA ~tpeniger aa Ell
nent ~sarfigen S9nnefen 2~eibenbeu, bic Nidtau1e g r.
ter'S Sufen-8 III am nitt ge6rau6t cser feline
8Iai6e barDn er9aIten %fcuNteu; benn fe befnben ffd
pRne zines Der tpirtiamftsa Uaittel 9eSen Suiteu, gbnupz
fen II. (. 10, tceI4es ie benz Rublitum a~ngebpten wurSe.
geir Paben aber feline Sbu,patbie nit irseuo eineu., ber
cine anbert ais bieie pOpuIare 5uitens9eesisin, bic Sci
iebem DrusifteH fitr 25 Gents bic Glai6e a1 babeA if,
agbraHht.
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so Giften alien guten gpnne cticut,
gut I'M Drdnb unb SON ntd5t ~ lqertre6 aben audtttGt. su
tlHsnt Yretie BON 20 bs 30 Gents ptr $fdne.
s.. 8. r equerb " SCbH,
(20pr-i 6S Sdb Gay nate YTdttar.
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NlllCrtCutl N~DrO1tOnteEcr,
ma9t eea seetrten gubIiium bic Ansetse, bag Ct nun etne
erCse 4uspati o~eTieitfn, aebf ~apIbenen unb GItergen lbren
teber Art O~orrdibts bat.
dtspdratursn an &brCncrestrn ums utren BON allen @or.
ten werocn aus Bette bsfDrst. Ar6 rrsrben aqe Repara.
ten Dretfenl punttIlb bar1 bic Voi coer Grpree beScraf.
Abre1s: s. Rarr, gls. $50 Penn. Npr., Waittn8tUn,
~. tI7cuaI9l
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Or. gR. Is.

Office unN @rtnun8: 81 .. SO g. @utaw nObe spn
Str. n,nn
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Mai=G rcmrifpsa
@OrlGnfae Mm1eios.

Oct nWatptanb Guruberetn@ bat BE-
'4sasa 1AlpGen, Wlpntas, 4. Stunt, fetu fIufteS pte Sic tn
frf'S 6atn at3ubalten. Ale, weIAe einen oerenusten Gag
,erleben rpuen, tperten taspn Siott5 nfbnen.
DaSG pmtte:
(IanobU Sarrg 9ittmer, 8Orf. s GIUsner, SER.
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Memptts 4. Mai. Gin 9feser ,puroe
9etern NaGt 9etDptet unp elm 5aus nisoerse-
brannt.
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= Sin oeatiacr elr3t an GapituI SID,

VI" VtUtEHSR *4I31 ut WNYElUI StUI
srti4en l. unb 3; %eunipioanin ASe. (345 Gcutb g.
Z: S96ne1, Or. Der DleDtstn, @tturtsbilte unb @ugen.
eetlfnnee UTStntrt 5s nR. ~IRpreens, BON II BITS 2 11t.tasa
anb nab S nkr Abents In ieinem SouIe. unb In ter 2rts
Idensstt IN ktner Au8enCftes 262 ;Da. g0e, srtI@en IL.
anb Is. Str. (2SaudT2nnN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-13
4a.ltf n
A Model Dun.

The responsibility of writing and pub
ishing the following model dun, is laid TO
an editor out west. We copy it. as well
10 show some of our patrons how they
would be talked to we're they subscribers
Of that paper, as TO exhibit 10, others q
Choice specimen Of ingenious duuhing !; D..
Friends, Patrons, Subscribers aud AID
verlisers :: Hear US for our debts and get
ready that you may pay trust us, We are
iu need-~and have regard for our need, for
ycu have loug been trusted acknowledge
your indebtedness. aud dive into ,your
pockets thai you may promptly fork over.
If there be any among you ~-one single pat
ron--7lhat don't owe US something, then to
him we say, step iuside--eousider yourself
a gentleman. Ii the rest wish 10 know
Why We dun them, this is our answer Not
that We care about cash ourselves. bui our
creditors do, Would you rather that we
go 10 jsl andyou go fee, than that you
pay your debts and we oil keep moving 27-
As We have agreed, We have worked for
you---as we have contracted, We have for.
nished our paper to you, but as you don't
pay, we dun you Here are agreements
for job-work, contracts for subscription,
promises of long credits, aud dnnS for de.
ferred payment Who is thereso mean
that be dou't take q paper 7 II any. he
need ut. speak--we don't mean him. Who
is there so green that be dou't advertise 7
If any. let him slide !; be Amt the chap
either ~ Who is there so bad that be dont
pay the printer? If any. let him shout
for he's the man we're after His pame is
Legion. He has been owing US for one,
tso. or three years--lopg enough to make
Us poor and himself rich at our expense. If
the above appeal TO hs conscience does not
awaken him to q sense of justice, We shall
have TO try the law, aud see what virtue
there is in writs and constables. .a. ggi,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-13

JOSEPH H, MADDOX, tobacco speculator,
who was arrested in 1864 aud kept in the
Old Capitol prison until the accession Of
President johnson, on charge Of violateing
the laws of wer by trading with the enemy.
has brought suit 10 the Supreme Court
against Edwin M, Stanton. Secretary of
Waa, for false Imprisonment. asking $500
900 damages. '''''''''
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a My son. said Mr.. Spriggius my son. do
you know that chekens come out Of eggsfs
"Ah, do they fatheri said Spriggins. junior;
al thought eggs came out Of chickens
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-13

TnE Conservatives Of 81. iLosis.. headed dPnA
by Frank Blair aud Including Federal efAce'sb
holders and nearly all the old disafeetedi 4
Union men, have called aopass meeting, ito 70
be held Jsnusry Sth. ostensiily to indorse ! I
President JohDsons and commemorate ,ths ) )
anniversary of the bsttle Of New Orleans, nd,
but really to depouuce the new State Cop,
situation aud keep alive their opposition to
and hatred Vf the Radical State Govern =
mentN =. .-'" - f'' ''''1" kh" n'r1tH 90 >
lLsiayi, --r-7-z -7r--r 4u----o..v-+-s sdT .sa,i
The only person left TO perpetpats the /,
family pane Of, Daniel Webster. y bic !,
grandson, Ashburton Webster. q son of =
Fhtchef Webster. who ia very pfomisiag !.
yonng mab. now in the American nsvy. --Ai
Fletehsr Webster lefs two sons and sod
daughter. theslast s,iii living. 4 Hdwssd -
Webster, msjor who died In Mexico. left'
no children. There ere four other, grand.
children. ,by bis much beloyed Jplis,, bear
ing the nAlne Of Appleton. This q az oe y
.tsS family Of Daniel Webster. ''''''' Z -
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AK ISGEyIous TRIcK,= IT low. many obii.,
rem have your is the general inquiry, when =
looking after vacant houseAas II parents b
had no. business To have anyochildrend@or 10
if they have, landlords have Gao right to'3a
thrust them ,asde-nNs sliks5thel story of ID
the good mother who went ,eyehywhsre +.
looking for q house, but her dnz4n ocbildrea,
were always al objection, Finally. seeing !.
she, could not get q house, sent her dozen.
children to the graveyard to remain on ;
hour or two Calling on a landlord for a o.
house, his 6rst inquiry was, How many
children haVey your Ths.goed widow repli.eii
ed. "My children are aliinatbe grave yard. "a
She was instantly rented the house, and 4
then moved in with her whole family. When q
the landlord heard the explapatiop, he, /.
found d! that , hs ras done for. and opened "a
"V' "V'tr's 's RS .rrg,s. so,iys,id sis,it..,j "A, 4,
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arrtE rnAaIY GATE.

gqub sbe'TEfE PtsARLY GATE. ..'-'
jOd lliw hrn ,s3.iiQ--G- 10 ,. ti-no 10 in
ocm,,an hn The night was dark, hf8- ,di
'-.a,d ,,sa The stormjis loud, ,-,r. g4,sIs
''V''' Beneath IFS force 800,
The trees are bowed,
,j % Vet still the Pearly Gate I seey 7np
Giog Where's Angels stand TO welcome me. -
ni 'aq99b nMtheartis sad, ~ '.'. o.. ~"
onU ype 9d Deep sorrows roll, "' ..'''
,.om .9,u3i Like streams of fire Ui Irin3
.,,,.sca oi,s Across my soul, 'prn pi .r 2
=, Yet still the Pcarly Gate sec, .l,.,..-..i
:, J, Where Angels stand to welcome me. Il,
re.i ,nn sei With fears without, .dp 9ved
,.,,a ladi !, And foes witbip,q g0t lIJm,s
7ai nHen srdSdbdued ny SIN, 7'"'" h".
hos Yet still the Peaidy Gate I see, rg.l9mE
itrr Where Angels stand TO welcome me. b
~ '..'of'2 The road is rough ,l5'o3 ." "''
10 ..Clei Myifeet are sore, .'H7m'Np
7uu uua y.qI longto have u"li % b. WIi'
.tt...r.-,t, IL My journey DER, il avn g,ugrn
Yet still the Pearly Gate see ,t.s,i
~" ID Where Angels stand TO welcome me.
i1s ,gnsgi My eyes grow dim, ioqo7g ip5.
.iannm -o, And faint mybreath, uol'D1ri
Within me are u, g..
p'..13H nae The seeds of death,
sin.J Yet still the Pearly Gate see, '.H1 i
s.asl Where Angels stand to welcome me. H
1d'h. t'H When life is gone, -''' '
dpq 80 ai'hf And In my breast '-'G 'N' So
sdi 5.naa1jAll griefs and fears r1!>eu1st. J.
sJi f,.l,b % Are hushed to restG9a 5i..a.
The Pearly Gate / still shall see, oI.i '..o
And Angels there shall welcome me. ,.,.
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GEORGE WILLARD,-Dealerin Dry Goods
Grdceres, Hats Caps Boots and SHOES, Crocker Glass
ware. Also, whole ale and retail deaerin Hardware,
Saddery, Nails Iron Steel Drugs and Medicines Paints,
Oils. DvastuHs. kc.. Main street, Ashtabula.
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s. b. WELLS - Wholesale and Retail,
Dealer, in Western Reserve Butter, and Cheese,
Dried Fruit and Flour Ashtabaua Ohio Orders respect
fully solicited. and filled at the Lowest cash cost 41O
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Of business, he hopes, to merit It.
ID from the Depot, or about the
eceivet'andntisiactoifly executed.
Road at all times, not necessarily
$40 W. II. TERRY.
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MORRISON & TICKNOR-Dealers in Dry
Goods Groceries, Boots and Shoes Hats aud Caps Hard
Ware Crockery Books, Paiuts Oils, &C Axh.abnla, o.
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He married Harriet Anderson. sfa gd
= Harriet Apdelsonl gasped Ellen turn
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EoH SHERMAN al THE Office of Sherman
Fitch, Notary Public, and Agent OF the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company. 1S2
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SHERMAN, &. FITCH, Attorneys, ct Law
FisRs Bioek, Ashtsbuia. Ohio. 'I ll' ''' ,-n -
LABAN s. SHERMAN. EDWARD H. FITCH.
Janusry ], 1868. $50
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81. A. HENDRY, successor to A: Hendry'
Dealer in Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils
Varnishes Brushes Dye Stus &C Choice Family roce-
nies, including Teas, Cofees, Re Patent Medicines
Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes Phys-
clans refufy sprcrptly sttepdsdto 75s
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HASKELL & SONS. Dealers in Dry Goods
Groceries, Provisions, and Beady Made Clothing Also,
Dealers In all kinds OF White Wood, ASH Oak, Hickory
Lumber and Flour Barrel Hoops Main street Ashabula
LWfHtsTT}L DIV. HAsfk1t NH H1sxkss' s,sSssa;
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TYLER &rG0LI.INS, Dealers in Dry Good
Groceries, Oreckery, oets ahdshoes, Hats Gsps&c &c
two door North ofFisk House, ,Ashtabula, o. 4l6
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watches, Je1veIry, &C.

w. PUNCHES, Dealer in Clocks, Watches
Jswey and Silver Spoons Clocks Watches and Jewelry
repaired. Ashabula Four doors north of the Post
Once $50
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BUSINESS plRESToRf.
Phystcians ..

DIR, W,~M. ,EAMES, Physician and Surgeon
Qstsssikepn3 3lt Rgsd W sdfce ana depcepA feri
Street, opposite George Halls Piano and helodeon Depo
Ashtabula, Ohio. -y.6