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REPARATOR CAPIi.I.I.

NOR RESTORING HAIR rrON IALp
Il heads from whatever cau.o Il ura, has,
fallen ost) and forcing growth nj hsir Jpn. a.
face. il has no equal. II will torrr IN. l-lJ a
grow upon the smoothest FAC. Ia lion n,- "a
eight weeks, or hair upos hald h'1l, 10 IRE
two To three mouths. A few ignorant pr.c,,
TONERS have asserted that th-i. !. nuthirr ~
will force or hasten the growth nj the haf .,
b-ar,l. Their assertions arr isl-c ~ thousand.
of living witnesses iron THEW own sxpe,enr,
can hear witness hut many viii sy hos A.,
We to distinguish tbs genuine from III. .psn
ous II certainly IL difficult, o. nineteenth, a
she different preparations advertised aJ lh
hair and beard arc entirely worthless. and you
may have already thrown away large amoals
in their purchase. To such We would ~y II,
the Reparator Capillt u win c".t yoa nothiu.
unless u fully comes mp 10 onr Representatives.
IL yonr Druggist does hot keep H. send "a. 90.
dollar and we viii forward IL, post paid losrihr
with receipt Tor the money, which viii 10 "
turned you on application, providing .nlir ~
isfaciinn IL not given Addrsss
W. l.. CLARK & CO. Chrmi.t.
No. J West Esyette Street, SlRACt'sr. ny
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MERCHANT TAILORS,
JOHN R0EMER& GO.
state Of west virginia.

Ohio Courfy Circuit Court, dpril Rules.
1867. s ga H
Henry Otto aud Rachel
Otto, his wife,
o. Injunction in Chsncery.
Sam1 NJ. Bell VIM. J..
Hubbard and Jacob
Liencke.
1,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT IL TO EN-
i Join the sad defendants from selling or ex
rosing 10 sale, lots - and &c in the village oil
Triadelphia, Ohio County, until the further er'
der of tine Circuit Court of Ohio County, in.
junction having been granted, and the plaintiff
having given bond in the penalty OF two hun
dred dollars with security, conditioned according
to law.
And it appearing from an affidavit filed in this
cause. that Jacob Liencke and Samuel NJ. Bell
are not residents of this state ON motion OF
complainants, by their attorneys, 1t Ia ordered
that the said defendants do appear here one
month after the fourth weekly publication and
the due posting of this orler, and attend T." thcif
interest in this cause.
A copy. Tcs,e: MICHAEL J. BRElNIG,
,,u,ynIEp A D,yFypoRT Clerk.
apr:sI.o Wit Att'ys for Complainants.
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4 10 {. Butts odd Brns' blk Ias
p caddies do. do do. &c
en- butts Niagara" do. "
21.addics do. do. "
= hutts Dew Drop do. &c
~ adde's Hombrick do. "
ins boxes Emily jones natl IT,, IN. 30
- lo. Diadem soft pd. 9 inch.
- do. Wh-elers nd. pd. do.
lido. do. hard pd. / III. Jumps
10 10. Mile Collins hard pd. ID. humps.
do. Keen's Fine Twist nat II.
II do Millers K. and +. tVl - choice
i0drums Fig Leaf.
S0kgs. 6.twist running lOs.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
10 blAs. T. G. smoking tobacco.
40 hi bills T. g.. do. do.
W bblS. &. = do. 10.
40 hlf bills e. :. do. do.
Our stock of tobacco il large and the assert.
ment Unsurpassed by any in the market. M1r.
chants are respectfully invited Ia give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL & TINGLE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18
New York Riems.


NEW YORK. May 1.--Jcffrrsou Davis
still remains secure at the New York
Hotel. He will not leave the city mn
til tomorrow or Monday.
Three Illicit distllerie> Mrrc seized
yesterday. ....
Mary Z. Chambers died at Brooklyn
on Tuesday. in consequence of an over
dose Of nuX vomica given through mis-
take by drug clerk. who was arrested.
Mr.. Robbins has been appointed chief
engineer of the forthcoming East river
bridge.
Judge sutherland has issued a man
date compelling the Comptroller to ex-
ecute a renewal of the lease Of Fernando
Woods buildiHg on Nassau street to the
city, and restored original Judgment
against the proceeding.
Anthony Walker. u boy of nineteen,
was sentenced To the State Prison for
life, for killing stephen :. Carland, in
March last.
Al the session TODAY OF the PreSbyte-
rien Synod. report was read with eS-
pecial reference 10 the increase of i'll
temperance and Sabbath breaking, and
suggesting the appointment Of com
mittee to take into consideration means
preventing the spread OF the evil.
Hoboken Races-Hurdle race mile
over 3 hurdles. Expert beat ''orriatales.
Time 2:lit Mile dash for year old.
six entrees, was won by Planet. Time
l:5lf. They are selling premiums for
all ages. The mile and quarter dash
was won by Twinkle. Time 2:2lf, clos
ing premiums for all ages. One quarter
mile dash, won 10y Mr.. Daniels black
colt, who was beaten in third heat
Time 2:23i.
The steamer Virginia. from Vera, Cruz
and Havana, has arrived.
1t is again stated that Macmillan is
hemmed in ut Qucrctaro.
Sisal Merida is III the possession Of
the Liberals. There will be no attempt
To take Vera Cruz hy storm. Provisions
there are plenty and cheap.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18

A benevolent lady went to visit q
family who were said to be almos,
starving. she found them half-clad
cold and not morsel of foed in tn,
house, "What do you most need
What would you like to nave :" she
asked of the mother of the family
"Why,I did almost want a head dress
they are so becomin .-I r..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18

tAem rspHvJtJ GxtsASaesacs AMMAN
apement was fostered by the new COM
many mania and general financial, infa-
fisn in England which followed the out
break of the war in this country, and
the panic or last May showed the weak
ness of the companies which had been
sustained in an apparently prosperous
condition by borrowed money and a
postponement of the day Of reckoning
in various other ways. Since that time
railway companies seem to have been
going from bad to worse, owing to inc
unwillingness of investors to loan then,
msney to complete improvements an"
extensions already entered upon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18
General kAs.einbiy.

CINCINNATI, May 1.-THE PresSyte-
sembled here yesterday; Rev. DIR. r: L.
Stanton. President of Miami University,
preached the opening sermon. Over
TWO hundred members are present. DIR.
P. d. Gurley, of Washington city. was
elected Moderator.
At the Presbyterian General Assembly
this morning, the various standing COM
mittees were appointed, after which the
report of the joint committee of the old
and new school churches on the subject
of reunion was read and referred to a
select committee of seven.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18
Bn6alO Markes.

BUFFALO, May Il.
Flour steady; Ii 50a17 90 for white
western and Canada. Wheat, No. 2
Chicago, 2 90: No. 3 Milwaukee, 3 90.
Corn, l 05al 10 for new, and l Is for
old western. Oats, No. 2 Chicago, 7ss:
held at 40. Canal freights dull.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May Il.
Flour dull. Wheat firm bnt quiet at
2 9Ca2 -. Corn active at Hal ".
Oats firm at 69ta70. Rye firm at 53a
1 "a. Barley dull at 90. Pork dull and
unchanged. Lard nominal. Bulk meats
-7!a7i for shoulders. Whisky firm at
20.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18
Arrested.

BoSrnN, May IA young woman
named Alice Cabbatt has been arrested
on the charge of causing the death OF
Stephen West and Washington Picker
ing. by poison.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18
From, Rochester.

ROCHESTER, May lin the Presby-
terrain Assembly today the reports of
committees were read. The report of
the Commission on Foreign Missiona-
ries was very gratifying.
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DIR. JOHNSTON

Has discovered the most Certain, Speedy, and
only Etfccfual Remedy IN the world for Weak.
ness of the Back or Limbs, Stricturea Affections
OF the Kidneys and Bladder. Involuntary Dis
charges, fmpotency, General Debility, Nervous
nesssf Dyspepsia. Languor, Low Spirits, Confu.
SION Of ideas. Palpitation Of the Heart, Timidi-
.ty. Trembling. Dimnees of Sight Giddiuess-
Disease Of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, Ar
feations of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or Bow.
Nels-those Terrible Disorders arising from Soii'
tary Habits Of foutb-sEcREr ana SOLITARY prso.
tees more fatal to their victims than the songs
of Syrens TO the Mariners Of Ulysses blightins
their most brilliant hopes or anticipations, reu
dering marriage, &c, Impossible.
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| TO recover from the defendants the sum %;
sl,5lI.5R with Interest on SS.6.3s since August
18th, 1850, and en- sG3sl from g.th of Septthn
Der. 1866 with the costs Of this suit. I'm A.
tachment having been issued add served On
Hubbard & Co.. James w. Warden, Alfred lrr
ncr. and Edward NJ. Norton.
And il appearing from an affidavit filed In thu
cause that the defendants, George I. Hull ]"
V. Castleman, and NJ. l.. Stultz arc not Icsi
dents of this State. Therefore, Il is Ordered
by the plaintiffs attorneys, that they do appear
here onei month after the fourth weekly pub
ication and due posting of this order and attend
tn their interest in this suit.
\ copy. Teste: MIC HAEi. j. BRElNIG,
CHANDLER g. DAVENPORT. Clerk
Attorneys for Plaintiffs mayl oaw.It
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18
(nRlol Rrenk ,

ALBANY, May IA break in the
Erie Canal is reported short distance
west of Schenectady. 1t will take five
or six days to repairit.
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,,,T III Z o 1I,Ji1 OF THIS SUIT Is

George L. Hull, l..
y Castlpman. and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18

CRlsPRR COuA
For Curling the Hair u sithsr II, 80.
Hacy and Glossy RiSgl,n ar
Hsdrg Nos.ir Cnris.
DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES Az.
ID Gentlemen can besutif, thrm.rly.., f'I
sand fold. II Il the only sr,iclr IN N, s,.s
that will curl straight hair and al tho >s,,, ~
give il a beautiful, glossy appearance, ~
CTisper Coma not only cnrls the har br -
CRATES beauties and cloanses it: !, hi,h, ~,
delightfully."- perfmed and Is IN, r,u., cr,,i =,
article OF tire kind ever Offered &" W.. Ar.,,.'.
public The Cri-p-r Co,as will n. ..n, ,o,s,
address, sealed and postpaid Farsi
Address all orier- 10
W. l.. CLARK 4 90 Ch,mi,f.
No.J West Faycits ST. SiKICUSr Ny
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18
A Philadelphia paper says

THE Treasury Department is still
endeavoring to withdraw from circula-
ton the bills of failed national banks.
The task is difficult one. The La
coma National Bank IN. H.) having
been chartered without circulation, the
Comptroller agrees to gire IL an amount of
national notes equal to the bills it will
collect Of the suspended institutions.
The l.aconia therefore offers the very
liberal commission of two per cent. on
all such notes retired to them
The scramble among the national
hanks for currency, which We infer from
the foregoing paragraph to be com
mencing, offers new aspect of the
working of the banking law which well
merits to he watched. That the Comp
troller of the Currency has made any
such bargain as is imputed to him may
we'll be doubted. He has no legal pow
er TO do 30. The spectators and banks
that are Offering per cent. premium
ior broken bank notes will he likely to
meet Il deserved disappointment. If
any new national bank notes will he
ISSUED iii place of those withdrawn,
.ney must De distributed on some more
just and equitable principle than aiat
reWaroinS smart banks aud Keen speeu-
lators. ~.sa-' q 30 . - 'p'esf
The condition of English railways is
unsatisfactory, and their management
appears to be nearly as bad rs that of
American lines. Ths pnblic distrusts
III, and Therefore shows b relnctance to
subscribe fresh capital to meet existing
difficulties, and to pay off the deben-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18
Murder.

DETROIT, May was hor-
rible murder committed at East Sag
NAV last night. Edward X. King. q
shoemaker, stabbed o blacksmith, named
John Zeely with knife several times,
causing Immediate death, King es.
capped. = &c - u 2 Ivy .
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WANTED.

A TIVE A G x NFsE vE RY
~ WHERE to introduce two NEW PAT
ESTED INVENTIONS, INVALUABLE TO EyKRf
FAMILY, saals at sight and demand constantly In.
creasinE. Ageats, male and female, now oper
ating are making $40 to Us per day by working
few hours daily. PExuors ExrEs1KxoE a
q, with terms to aernts, SAINT free BY nail %
any address. Send % cents T. pay postage. ~
ESAnsrscTIox ecARAkIxEp. Addrsss
80 Z. g. w. JACKSON 4 Co, r.
'sncasfs p. O. Boz 1919, Raitinsre. Nd.
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ReparatOr Capilli.

Throw away your falls" fri,r"s youy .slsA..
your wig
Destructive OF comfort aud not wouhaH.
Come aged. come youthful, com" ugly ard a.
A nd IL lnicn In rnur nMn lnNnrinnI halr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18
Nilwaukes Market.

MILWAUKEE, May L..
'Flonr dull; Xxx IL 25a14 M. Wheat
excited, at 2 20 for No. 9.
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The Baltimore and Ohio

The baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company.
'INHE OBJECT Of THIS SLIT Is TO RE
l cover from the defendants the sum Of si'
hundred and fifty dollars. in FILLING 10 transport
and deliver TO the plaintiff one thousand seam
less sacks delivered to the defendants rs com
mon carriers, to he transported by the defend
ants from the town of Winchester. in Frederick
county, Virginia. and to he delivered I" th'
plaintiffs in the city Of Wheeling. West Va
On motion of the plaintiff. by his attorney, il
il ordered that the defendants do appear her'
one month after the fourth weekly publicatioi
of this order in the Wheeling REG1sfEIi, AM
due posting hereof and attend to their interest
in this suit.
A copy Testcs MICHAEL j. BRElNlG,
JAMES 5. WHEAT. Atty for plth. Cler%
nr.hLoawit
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TRANsPoRTATIoN.u.
Baltimore 6 Ohio r. B. Co.

sovrcz B.rTp,oRE g. ONO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING. May 4. 1867.
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b f. A y L \. :.
Auburn, Golden. Flaxss ~
y -I Stlken CurIs. =

DRoDUCED By THE Use OF PkpI ,.s ~
II Breur Priser L. Cheyeur. 0ns sppy -
warranted TO curl the most straight .sd -
horn hair of either ssr into wsvy nng,sV, 4,
heavy massive curls. Has been ns.h
fashisnables Of Paris and London WIN -
gratifying results Does no injury 70 ~ go
Price by mail, sealed and postpaid 81 vlpex
tive sirculzrs mailed free. Address y. 49,
SHUTS co. Chemi,ts No. - Rirs go go
Troy, n. Y, Sole agents for the rniisa 80
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State OfWesi Virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court. Am1l E"tS
1867.
Warren II. Corning,
George C.. Corning,
and A. +. Corning,
partners, as Corning C.a,nish.. Attachment
w. In tssnmpsit.
rs.
George L. Hull, l..
'. C,lstleman, and rrH.-
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State Of West Virginia,

Ohio County Circuit Co"ri, -lp'fl R"ies,
1867.
John NJ Matthews, for the
Use. Sc.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02
Hard Times. !.

Whether you enter q store, visit q
work shop, or meet a farmer or laboring
man in the street, the cry from all, ex-
cert thelrich bond-holder, is how hard
the times are. The times are undoubted.
ly hard, and growing harder; and why
should there not be hard times, whom out
Of every dollar the laboriug man earns,
at least forty cents is taken, either direct.
ly or indirectly, to pay his taxes
Why should not the times be hard, when
you have to pay the rich bond-holder's
taxes, and whom the currency is based
upon government bonds that are exempt
from taxation Why should there not
be hard times, when you are taxed to
maintain q military despotism over ten
States, aud taxed to sustain 0 Freedmen's
Bureau to take caresof the INDECENT me-
groes Of the South? II is the legisla-
ton and policy Of the men in power, that
makes hard times. Il is the high, prices
and high taxes that is eating out your
substance aud il 10 the class legislator,
the high tariffs, the negro Bureau aud
the military d~cspotism Of the Radical par.
~, that makes high prices and high tax.
es. This is why our people complain of
hard times. To get rid Of them the Rad
dal party must be voted out of power.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02
How toy Vote.

The great question with every
honest voter should be- "How shall
I vote to serve my country the besta"
Let us help you, reader.
Every one who wants the country
kept in turmoil and ten States kept
out of the Union untipanother Pres
idential election, should vote the
Radical State and County Ticket.
Every person who favors the i'm
posing of etorbitant bupdenssupon
the laboring men and consuming
masses, to swell the dividends of the
Eastern manufacturers and capital
lists, will vote the Hayes ticket.
Every man who thinks with Ben
Wade that the Negroes are infinitely
more intelligent than The German or
Irishman, or other foreigner, will
vote the Radical ticket.
Every one who thinks with Ben
Wade that the German, the Irish
man, the Scotchman, and other for
eigner, when he comes to vote,
knows no more than the horse he
drives, will vote the Radical ticket.
On the other hand, those who are
in favor of the restoration Of the IN
ion, Equal Taxation, and White su-
premacy, will vote the Democratic
Ticket.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02
ABOLITION FlZZLE AT HAYES
VILE. f+

7 The Abolition Mass Meeting at Hayes.
vile, last Friday, was a miserable failure,
there not being over 100 voters present
We have received a full report Of the
meeting, but have not room to publish
it. The Speaker was introduced as "Hon
j. Y. Patterson, Of New Hampshire
New jersey" We don't know where he
did come from, but suppose he was i'm
ported from some Of the New England
States, to help the Aholitionists make the
white men Of the West believe they are
no better than Niggers.
he spoke his "pieoep again, in this
place, in the evening, to q lite knot ofwo.
men and children, who gathered into the
Hall, thinking there was to be q Niger
Show. They were not much mistaken.
Disguised with the treatment he had re-
ceived in this county, he departed on the
first train, a sadder, if not a better, man.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02
Democratic TIP, Meetings!

The Central Committee have appointed
meetings at the times and places follow
ing
POLK, Saturday Afternoon, Dot. g.
Speakeis-T J Kenny and r Il
Campbell.
RoWsBURG, Saturday evening, Oct.
s. Speaker-T. ]. Kenny.
HOMAN'S SCHOOL HOUSE, Mont.
gomery tp., Saturday evening, Dot. 8.
Epeakers-W McCarty Devor.
ORANGE, Monday evening, Oct T.
Speakers-F ] Kenny and J J Ja-
eobs.
Democrats residing in the vicinity
Of where meetings are to be held,
will please make the necessary ar
rangements.
By order of the Cen. Com,
j. NJ. LANDIS, CH'N.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02
1.-THE NIGaER BUREAU

The next Sabbath is the day allotted
for taking the annual contribution, in the
Presbyterian Church, in this place, in|be.
half Of Poor Sambo, who has had the
right conferred on him of making laws
for the white people Of the South. The
Government is spending, of the peoples
money, over twenty millions annually for
the negro; while the poor white people
Of the north have to ,oork an hour day
longer to make it up. Is IL not time our
pulpits should do something for the white
poor Of every northern community, in.
stead Of bowling about "Sambop on the
eve of every electiona Feed our own
Door NJ Z
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02
Remember,

That a vote cast for Thomas e. Douglas,
Radical candidatessfor State Senator, or
for Alexander Nelson, Radical candidate
for Representative, is a vote for NEGRO
SUFFRAGE, just as much as though
you voted Eyes" on the Constitutional
Amendment. Ii the Amendment is 70.
ted down at the polls, the Legislature, if
Republican, will ratify an amendment of
the United States Cobstitution, and Ne,
gro Equality FoHeED upon the State
in defiance Of the will Of the majority
The only sure way Of defeating this in.
iquity is to vote the Democratic ticket.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02
DID YOU EVER THINK |.

Laboring man, did you ever think Of
the fact that you are paying taxes on ev-
erything you possess, and to school the
children Of your rich neighbor, who has
bis money in Government bonds ? He
pays no taxes upon his bonds that
draw a heavy interest, and that in gold.
His bonds are not'taxed to keep up the
road that he drives on, nor to pay for
building school houses, or the teachers
salary for schooling his children, nor help
pay any portion Of the State, County,
Township or Corporation taxes. Is tbs
equal, Is it right, is IL Just 1?
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02

Doors AND SHoEs.-Mr. VIM. Was
son has now on hand . Of the largest
and best Stocks Of Boots, Shoes and
Leather, ever brought to Ashland, and he
says that he is determined to sell better
goods for less money, than any other
Store in this place. His long experience
in his line, gives him q great advantage 10
purchasing his Stock, and enables him to
sell cheap for cash. Call at the old.
Yellew Brick Corner, before purchasing
elsewhere.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02
ALEXANDER NELSON---A TWO
FACED MAN.

We understand that, when Mr.. Nelson,
Abolition candidate for Representative,
is with Conservative Republicans, he
claims that he 10 not in favor Of Negro
Equality, but when he gets with the
RAIDS, he says that if Negro Suffrage is
voted down in Ohio, ho will vote for an
Amendment to the Constitution of the
United States, forcing Negro Suffrage
upon this, and other States. Don't be
be deceived. A vote for him is a vote
for degrading you to the level Of a Ne
GRO.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02
Soldiers!

"L LL HEE
When Alexander Nelson, candidate
for Representative, comes 'ssoft-
around you, begging you to
vote for Negro Suffrage, and implor-
ing you not to forsake him, ask him
whylhis Radical friends in the Ohio
Legislature robbedth soldiers Wild
and soldiers orphans Of Eight
Hundred Thousand Dollars, collect
ed from the taxpayers of Ohio for
their benefit Tell him to give you
an honest answer to that question.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02
LEI!

A Radical brawlersssaid in a speech
atthe Hall on Wednesday evening, that
there were only 5000 Negroes in Ohio,
who would be allowed to vote,i if the Con.
stitutional Amendment were adopted
This is LIE. There are over 5000
Negroes in this State that would be en-
franohised by the provisions Of the
Amendment; ard before another election
the Radicals would import $4,000 more.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02

S6r Voters Of Ashland County, you
q asked BY the Radical party to go to
the polls on the 9Th day Of October
and 10y BY your ballot that your are viii.
ling 70 reduce your own race to the level
Jofihe aebased aud ignorant negro to say
thai yonsaft,no better than a negro +; that
you are willing : ohase your children ed
ecsfed With them, and are willipg 10 SNAKE
sf6em YOU. cjifisar equals ii all respects.
VIII ~ tdo it7 bnB, a1sAtEA