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JeE. Davis on his Travels.

Mr.. Greeley's bailed traitor spent most
of last week at the New York Hotel, in
the city of N. Y, receiving numerous
visits Of congratulation from admiring
friends and sympathizers. Whether H.
G. renewed the Richmond handshaking
with the unfinished, liberated criminal
has not yet been stated. The protege OF
Mr.. Gerrett Smith and the Tribune editor
is on his way to Canada, that realm of
the British government which so deeply
sympathized with the rebellion. 1t will
be we'll for JEFF. Davis to remain there
permanently and thus "leave his country
for his country's good" His bail are
abundantly able to pay for his escape
from justice.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

I AIDES, don't overlook this The
IL best preparation in the world for the complexion
For 25c will send recipe for the above preparation
30 that every lady make her 'Circassian Balm
for quarter what she has pay the druggists and
the satisfaction of knowing that there are no
GUS drugs in the mixture. Address,
BENNETT & JORDAN,
90S-y1 p O. drawer 2S9 Cleveland Ohio
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The Mayor OF Mobile did well in in
viting Mr.. Kelly to return to that city,
promising him ample protection in ex-
ercising the right of Free Discussion. No
State concerned in the rebellion will be
restored to its former rights in the I'm
ion until liberty of speech is reasonably
assured throughout its borders. The day
has gone by in which it was safe or pru-
dent to maltreat or assassinate men for
speaking their minds freely on public
questions. Nor will it do to require that
Northern men addressing Southern au-
diences shall bate their breath, modify
or conceal their opinions, and pay unusual
Difference to the local sentiment. For
many years ruffian violence trampled out
all expression ofopinion ct the South, ex-
cept on the popular side. The reign of
violence is gone and cannot be restored.
If the men Of the South are wise, they
will not attempt the restoration.
1t was specially unfortunate for Ala
bama that the attempt to kill Mr. Kelley
was made almost simultaneously with
the release of Mr.. Davis, and when
Northern men were becoming surities for
hrs enlargement His release, conditioned
and in fern temporary, was highly often
sive to large majority of the Northern
people who thought some explanation
was due to the insulted majesty of the
laws. At this precise moment, flashed
out in Mobile the old fire of the rebellion
cruel and bloody as during any period Of
the great contest
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DIRECTORS NAMES.
r. NJ. BfsHoP, Of r. NJ. Bishop & Co
THEo Cook. of Barker, Hart & Cook
JOSEPH G. BUTLER President Lafayette Bsnk.
HCsH HCESgNEY, of Hugh McBirney & Co.
L. X. HULL, as AIDA. HTll & Co.
A. r. WNsLOv of Winslow & Smith
CHARLES RULE, of c. Rule g. Coleman.
ADOLPH WOOD, Of Ad0lph Wood & Co.
JOHN SHnLrTU OF John Shjilfto & Co.
A. ID. BULLOCK, of A. D. BaifOck & Co.
ID. T. WOODROW, Of Woodrow, Mears & Co.
ALLEN COLLIER, of John Swasey & Co.
L. A, HARRIS, Mayor of Cincinnati.
Il w. RICHARDS, Agent, Ashtabufa, o.
Bushnell & LobdeII Agts., Jefferson, o.
G. D. and s. j. Rockwell Agents, Kingsville,
G. F. Sadd. Agent, Geneva,
C. and C. w. Hall, Agents, Conneaut.
Ashtabula, May 49, 1867. 9O7-m3
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Attention Everybody.
PELN AST'S French Vermin Prevent
~ ive-These Lozengers, carried about the person
laid in your bed sleeping will keep yourself and
apartments free from Lice Bed Bugs Fleas and other
Vermin.
Price of Lozenges 25 cents each sent by mall post
paid, securely packed, on receipt of the price,
Address, BENNETT & JORDAN,
p. O. Drawer 2S9, Cleveland. Ohio.
9O7-y1 The only Anerican agents
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DOWN COMES THE PRICE OF ALE!.
r FULLER, of the Ashtabula Vii
ICs lage Brewery wishes to inform his patrons and
friends that having through of lessons of
the most noted and scientific Brewer of New York and
spared neither time expense perfect himself in the
art is now prepared to supply them with superior ar
Gle OF ae which he will deliver to any part of The village
at the rate OF 80 BARREL and to those wishing it by
the gallon he will sell cheaper than be obtained
any other place in town. Don't forget the place. back of
the Ashtabula Bank. r FULLER
Ashtabula, May 49, 1867. 9O7-m3
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PIER CE & Ii A L L.
THIS FIRST IN THE MARKET.
New Goods | New Go DDS New Goods I
PKKRCE Ann HALL
HAVE just received and opened q
IL large stock of
SPRING 6 SUMMER CLOTHING,
Furnishing Goods,
Cloths,
Hats, Caps, &e., &c.
Which they offer the first and best selection ofths
Early Market.
Our stock ofReady Made is the best both for style
and manufacture that we have been privileged to
or made Of cloths of the latest patterns and trimed
with better class oft.immings than is often used In the
manufacture Of ready made clothing. We have suits Of
oil grades embracing
Beaver,
Sattinets,
Cassimeres, both plain and fancy,
&C., &c, &c.
Also, a large assortment Of
SPRING OvERCOATS,
The HAT CAP TRADE we have made speciality
in Onr business and claim to keep the best In
tne county Where we cannot suI we are - %
ify.
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
We claim keep everything that is at present worn Of
FURNISHING GOODS.
OUR GRADE OF PAPER COLLARS
are the Bemis, Shakespeare, Massasoit,
Enameled Cloth Imitation,
Carrot, &C., &c.
Also, the latest styles of
LADIES CLOTH IMITATION PAPER CoLLARsi
Hose, Muslin Shirts, Drawers, Wrappers,
Handkerchief, &c. &c.
As for seock of cloths they win speak 70. mem sr,
selves The manner in which VIC have cOm;sted Snr
ting into them indicate that they are apprssS p S, M
neatness Of pattern and beauty OF bnsn ine~oplins
Styles surpass anything that we have ever nsa a..
Youwho want spring suits call early ana ges sne nrst
and best selection. We have
BEAVERS,
DOE-SKINS,
BRoAD-cLoTHs
MILLIONS,
TRICOTS,
SATTIEETS,
TwEEDs.
cAssIAEREs, &C., &C.,
From which assortment one need 20 away unsuisSo
We employ twocutters. cOmpefent ana fsnsss' ,;'
and ready 20 manufacture st short or long
satisfaction and perfect t In every case
PIERCE r. HALL,
BLOCK AsHTABULA, o.
Aprsa, leE.
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NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS!
OLD STOCK AT REDUCED RATES !.
NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS!
OLD STOCK AT REDUCED RATES !!

THE JAPANEsE.-The japanese Commissioners on be-
ing presented to the President of the United States by
the Secretary of State spoke through their chief
missioner somewhat follows: Hokee pokee winkey
wum polly makoo ching aling chung kangaroo, chang
arec KUN ium," &c. &c. We will not venture upon q
translation of the above. 1t probably expresses kind
wishes to the President and people Of the United States
from the Tycoon. We wait with impatience to learn
through their exclamatons of surprise and
admiration when they are presented to the Vice Presi-
dent and observe that the already famous firm of BRUCE
marvellous in beauty, and unapproachable In fitness.
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BRUCE, A!ul2ON d WAI,

SORGO SEED.-A fresh lot just recei
~ we'd from the South.
Ashtabua,. May 16, 1867 9OI-St A. ID. STRONG.
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THOMAS SHERLOCK. Prest
VIM H. RICHARDSON, See'y.
W. B. cassidy, Vice Prest
W. BYRON CARTER, Asst Sec,
p. l. TEERI.E CnuoxsI sso~x

p. l.. TEEPLE, General Agent.
THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY, of
Cincinnati, Ohio. was organized in February 1866 and
its net profits the year greater than any COM
pany in America, being $140,5l235 II has fully COM
piled with the Laws Of New York State and places itself
upon equal footing with eastern Companies and fills
the want long felt in Ohio viz: of No Insurance
pany Its capital is three times great as that of
any other Western Company and in comparison to the
Liabilities greater than any company in America The
stock and management in the hands of wealthy and
energetic western business men, hence it looks to the
west for patronage which it fully merits thereby retain
ing the profits at home and building up nstitu
tions.
Total Assets Jan. 1st 1867 81 159 334 Is
Total Liabilities, JAN Isl, 1867, ..-- 1891 50
Net Assets JAN 1st- 1856. ,140,512,5
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4 LITTLE MORE OFTHAT QUAIL
ity of ten said to be the bes IN the United King
dom by who bss drank of it, for sale at SWIFT'S
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A S HIT A B u L A
RepuIITcarE County Meeting.

The Union of Ashtabula county are requested
assemble In Mass Meeting, in Jefferson on Saturday
the sh day Of June 1851 TO make choice of delegates
TO represent the county in the State Convention To- be
held in Columbus the 18th of June
is also suggested that the question Of changing the
manner of making the nominations TO county oces
a. TO vote directly FOR candidates ut primary meetings
instead OF eectng delegates to County Convention,
win be submitted to this meeting. Those who take
interest in this subject Therefore notified that they
can bring II up for considsration that occasion
W. C. HOWELLS.
c. s. SIMONDS,
s. A. NORTHWAY,
JAMES REED,
SAM'L HAYWARD,
Union Central Committee.
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From the Ravenra Democrat.
Nominating by Popular Vete,

The Ashtabdla Republicans propose to
try an experiment, and make their nomi-
nations by the so-called popular vote"
system, instead of as formerly, by coun-
ty nominating convention. The expe-
dieucy of this policy, OF system, as gen
eral thing, is doubted by very many who
have given the subject attention.
Wherein the Convention system is un-
fair, when properly conducted it is diff
cult to see. So long as candidates are to
be chosen by any system, SO long will
there be contests for nominations. There
must be under the popular vote system,
greater license for "sharp practice in
securing nominations, than there possibly
can be by the convention plan. It is ut
terly impossible to see what error in the
convention plan can be corrected by the
popular vote" system, while the latter
foists upon the people and the party new
and greater opportunity for crafty COM
binations and other evils. 1t is always
the best policy to let well enough alone,
keep good system pure, as may be; at
best, in this matter is it better to endure
the ills we have than, to fly to others we
know not of The Cleveland Herald, In
commenting en- this subject, says:
As a general rule the system OF county
Conventions works very well. AS a
whole, better nominations are secured by
that plan than could be by any other
The sole great evil proceeds from the
indifference of the people themselves and
that cannot be mended by any political
machinery man may devise. If the peo-
pie will not turn out at primary meet
ings fer election of delegates who are to
select nominees neither will the people
turn out at primary meetings for election
of nominees directly. But let Ashtabula
try the experiment; the Republicans
could not be beat in that county if every
man ran con his own hook" SO there is
no risk in making the experiment.
These expressions of our contemporaries tally
with our own sentiments. We are unable to see
the advantages to be gained, or the evils to be
avoided by the proposed change. We are ra-
ther inclined to the opinion, that it will be easier
and safer to correct the evils of the present sys
tenn, than by breaking it down, and then under
taking the task of gathering the elements and
reducing them to order for new one.
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FURNISHING GOODS,

No better place to buy clothing in all this region Of
country ii, we mean it, and we win prove it to
all who call upon US.
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OUR STOCK is COMPLETE!
OUR STOCK is COMPLETE!
OUR STOCK is COMPLETE!
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE!
NOTA BENA.-Turn to this c0lumn as you
receive your paper for win contain items Of informa
tion such as the preceding and following.
BRUCE, AMIDON g. WAITE,
Are prepared to offer to the trade large and very choice
stock Of
CLOTHS, CLOTHING,
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LII that are in want of seasonable
n Goods are requested to take notice that the sub
ncrilor recairinn their
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CTEAM BOILER FOR SALE-Tb.
~ Subscriber woaId like to sell good steam boiler
12 feet long, 80 inches in diameter with 12nch ues
and would make the price favorable. JOHN s. SILL.
East Ashtabuia, Aprfl17. 1867. sOstf
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Free to EYcrYbOdY.

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H. II.

If you want cheap Blank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa-
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II you want Printing o1ecuted neatly;
Hyou want Books bound in any style, or Account
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
ALL KINDsoF JOB WORK DONE AT TIE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
huetton snIe, Tht, pay,

Auction Sales This Dny.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL, Cash Aucuoncors, will soil this
dny at 10 O'Clock, nt thor auction Baesroo, No. 129
Meeting stroo bacon. hams shoulders. furniture, &C.;
also. busgcs and harness.
j. A. EssLoM Co., will soil this day. nl IL O'Clock.
at KERR's wharf, 80 hhls. muscoyado molassos.
MILES DRAKE will soil his day, at his Horv corncr ol
King and Liberty s!rcots at 1oX ocloc. boots, sho,
&c.
A H. AanAnAMs Sons will sell this day, at 10Y O'Clock,
at rer s,csroon,. No. IS lIayno street. brown shirt
ing, drilling. a..
II. n. MARSHALL & Bno. will sell this day, at 1OIs
O'CLOCK at No. 30 Broad street. lorses nules furniture
&c.
SMITH & MC0rhIYnAr will sell tlH dny, at 1oS
oc,c iii ;ront Of their occ No 3T Broad street. horacs.
carls, furniture, &c.
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CHEAP IN PRICEi-UNsURpASS IN
QUALITY

CHEAP IN PRICE-UNsURpASSE IN
QUALITY
FTNuE GOLDEN STATIONERY PACKAGE IMMENSE
l. sno of $500 900 worth OF Fine Stationary Rich Fan.
cy Goods, Jowelry, etc.. or. lilo manufacturers re-
spectfulIy That uoy have in Stock largo as
aortmont Of tho nbOyo mentioned Eoois, anil I'm yicw
tlo great reductions which daily taking place in al
kinds Of Stock hayo determined TO adopt tho novel
OF dspoang OF thclr inlinnnsn stock In packages
FL ~ oents each Fifty ccua oacll. oos what you get
for 10 cons 10 accta extra thick Eolo Paper
oItrn thick Billet Paper 10 oltra thick r ettcr En-
yclopes 10 eIt thick whlto EriHolnry Eusolopea tx
rn 1no No. 90J Stool pona unI Holder extra nns No
Lead Poncil With Rubber lsd. and handsome gt
IVORY, Pearl Gold Plated yulcanito Jpwclry. Price
for tho whole only Finy conta.
A3Sold BY Dookscllcrs, Batianere AGENTS md Deal.
ors oycryw whore.
NJ. II. QUINN. wholcsale Agent
juno 70 No. CIT King slreet Charleston, y. q.
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Tho Tlnio to Advertise I'm the Country.
TnR PHOENIX has q largo circulation throughout thu
middle and upper Districts or tho State. Advertising
rutoH reasonable tho strngeucy OF tho money
ket Will warrant Morchants and ohcrs wishing to
the coiuinns Of tho psper will address
JULIAN A. SELDY, Proprietor.
February rs Columbia,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

jon WoRK.--Wo have now completed our Office
30 as to execute, in tho shortest possible timo
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and wo most re-
speclfuly ask tho patronage OF our friends.
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A Enct Worth Knowing

Fnct Worth Knowing.
Tho bcsl investment for invalid, who suffers from
debility or loss OF appetite, Is bottle OF PkNKsIss fc
atc Ditters. win bc 10 Bivo rcl For sale by
all Druggists.
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CONCERT ON THE BATTERY -hNsIvERsARY OF THE
BATTLE OF FoAr MoULTRIE.--Tho Post Band will
play OIL tho Battery from to 7.30 this afternoon.
PROGRAMMES:
/. National Aira.
Poipour"Iho Musical Telegraph" h"-sclections from
faYoritu Operas.
8. Polka" Cavallerie."
4. Cayatiua-" Opera Roberto"
g. Duet uudiFiuale-"Upcru Lllcretia BprEia"
q. Chalnlaynp Gn1lop
z. DucnOs Notcles,
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Post Office Notice.

Posr OFFICE
CnAnLESroH, s.. g., hiny q, 1867.
Hereafter, until further notice, tho Northeastern
Mails will cluso at 1.15 L. NJ, and arriving al tho
Depot ut 9.i5 A. NJ. will bo ready for delivery Mt II
O'clock. On Sundays tlle Post Onicc will open Mt
12.9U J.. NJ. FOR ono hour.
Tho Mails for SOUTH Carolina Railroad will con-
tinue TO clrso daily Mt o'clock A. NJ, md for Tho
Eayan,.at and Charleston Railroad at GA. NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays md Fridays.
STANLEY q. TROTr T.. NJ
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HousEKEErERs and otllcrs in want OF furniture
and articles pertaining to housekeeping will find
II to their advantage to call at Mckay & CAN'T
BELLS, No. 136 Meeting street, this morning, md
judge for themselves.
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UNDER DEcREIs IN Equity.

UNDER DECRiiE IN EQUITY.
Hrath rs. Whiting, 81 al.
On TITOlSDAY, tho ll July ncI nj II o'clock, will tc
aold ut tho OLD Custom House, under tue direction, OF
the un,rrsgneJ.
ALL THAT PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND aitil.
nte tho wost Blio Of WanU River In tho arla Of -.
Thomas e,ld st. Dennis, containing nvo hundred md
cgltr tSSo) acrcs moro or 1cRa bounding to tito cast
walo Iivcr. south land or j. NJ. yciHg, north
land &C -, aud wprt on land OF -.
1erms-Ono third cash Balance on credit Of one
md two years. Ercur, by tho bon II tho purchaser.
and mortgage Of tho premises. Purchaser 70 pay for
papers and staInpe. J. W. GRAY,
juno 81 81 thl hIastDr In Equity.
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CLOSING UPi

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Dnu,ialsarte'a 0rhOloBy, yols., qIarto
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For Convenience, Economy and
CheapnesS, the greatcSt Labor
Saving Machine that can bo
put OH n Plantation.
OPINIONS of TIE people,.
ALLEsDALE, DARSwELL DIsTnIcr, &. e., |

hLLENDALE, DAnNWEtsL DISTRfCr, y. c.
- March I, 1867.
MeiSrs. Little t MarfhdH:
NEsTLEMES: used, during tho post season. ono Of
lngerRolla Portable Coon Prrsses purchased nf YOU
last scpembcr linvo always beou pr0juccl In favor
OF tho screw Prcss. ad nothing bllt dire Necessity ill.,
nling my testimony In favor Of it entire adaptation 10
tho @uns OF cotton plantation II las surpassed my
most sanAutne expectations havo packed with but
two hands, got prcfor four-two nt cnc lover. MY
bales all weighed over 600 lbs. Tho rst lot sent to
market averaged GG2 ts My impression LIS that lbs
Hnbon tho capacity uf tho Press and groacr number
OF pounds subject e folTw- block too much rsk M
loss tho Hlcs or tho COLON box increased II would
nd greatly To- tho valuo of Tho Prcsa II tic cotton box
~as len inches longer In haste nn vcry respectfully.
Your obolicnt Horynui, HC., B. w. I,AWTON.
P.S. took my rrcss down and carried Il sonn fonr
mites to pack tho cyup OF ucIghhur. who failed have
"ScrSw'' built; hO much pleased that io has
determined to abandon tho "Scruw mud purchase
gersoh q Press. D.W. l..
OFFICE cP KISo's MOUNTAIN RAILROAD CosfpaSYl
YonKvrl.LH, y. o., April Is, lR67. !
GESTLElEE: hayo Just received your cller ui Feb
rnary 14th-upon my roturn to this place. uiter an nh
scne OF two nontlsani tia roply may bO Too ato for
your "DcscrpSe Circular OF Ingcrsns Cotton Preas
The Press I used in packing my cotton Last year
worked admirably packing. with easo from 900 10 $40
ibe Will good active hnds to work H. aatisfctl
That from eghtecn to twenty bales might readily bc
packed In q lsy.
This prsss combines tho advantages of ligtncsa AMI
consequent portability nnd simplicity beng oasiy
aged b, any ono Of ordinary nclligcnce Great com.
presslng fnrco with lile moIiyo power uud last but
not lcas ~ worked entirely by hand thus saving for
tho farm horses tho hurd labor imposed upon item by
tho nso Of Tho ordinary 'Scrcw." .
Respectfully. Re-, yours T.. NJ law
To LITTLE & MAuaiTALI. t'harIraton, s, q.
Por DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR and pRIC-I LIST
address .iT.I'