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The national Republican., 1867-01-19
sPECIAL NOTICES.

:. ss- spiritualism.-Mr. J. N. Pssbiss, sdi-
tor Of the Western department Of fAe Banns Of LfoA
and very eloquent "Inspirational spsaksr viii lee
tars IN Union League Hall on SUNDAY, Jan %, d II
.. m subjse: "RsligiOus Progress and the signs Of
the Tinssi' and also at ~ ,. m. Subjects "fhs
Faeis Of spiritualisn and the objss,ions rhsrstO'
Misunderstanding, frssi sveuins, 10 cents. II.
~ The er.vsst Mslsaiss Of Youth sad
RAnLr MAsHooD. Howard Association Kssays, on the
Physiology Of the Passions. and the Ror Abuses and
Dsease peculiar 70 the FRS. age Of man. with rspos on
new methods Of treatment employed In this fnstutisn
Sent In sealed letter snveopss free Of charge Addrs
Dr. ,. sKILLIN H0UGHTos, Howard Assosiatioa,
Philadslphia, Pa. jsll-sn
nAS-Bronehitisi Cstarrhi serofaiai Chrenio
pssAszs i--wm. R. Prince, Flashing. New Tork. for
90 years Proprietor ofths Lnnsan Nurseries, Offers his
POSITIVE RBhEDIALs for the above Diseases. fluid
Kxtrssts from divsrs Medical Plants. ..r
Erplans.ory oirsuisrs, one stamp. dsae.avs
s~Msdam Meusts' Pils ssivs--a vsluahls
Remedy for that Disease; also ceasunption Destroy
s and An Haiirs Cure for The Bronshis A,tAns, As
be found 81 ssetis Drug Store. opposits National
Hotslj Gilnans, near Mstropotan Hotsl, Ford
Of Klsvsnth and Psnnsyivania avsnas; nntvisss,
corner Of rvslnh and Psnnsyivaaia svsans Iniotts
ssrnsr Of aaa Twelfth ssrssssi fsrbsashs Of
Seventh and o. " .. |u jsla-H
srTo Consumptives.-Ths Advertiser
having besh restored 10 health In lev weoks, by
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with severe lung Affection and that dread dis
ss.s consunption, is aaxisas 10 make kneva 10 his
fellow -sunersrs the means Of cure. = ~
To ali who desire II he viii sand copy of the pre-
soripton used (ss Of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will hnd .
surH cuRr roR cossusrTIos, AsrnAA, BRosoHIrn, 10.
The only obse. Of the advertiser In ssnding the pre-
serptou ID to bsneht the aetsd and spread infsrna.
tion wbsh he eoneevss 10 be invaluable and hs hopes
every Sufferer viii try his remedy. win cost hsm
aothing and may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the Srsserpton will please addrss
REV. EDwARD A. WILSON,
oc26-dwiy wiiiiamsburH, Hinge county, H.T.
SKATEs SKATES ~ sLEIGHS!i!
LADIKs' AND oKHTLRMRNs SKATES
and $50 ... ...
.4. .. Boys sLRIGHs,
..a. Al wholesale and retail rD.
o. Z wHKRLRR 4 SON,
ds2o-lm .s-- .-.l.E ei Louisians aysnus.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS
The national Republican., 1867-01-19
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS
III ... ta. P0RTATI0n. o. Co.. ra,
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WAsHIssros, D. O., January "a, lse5.
Sealed proposals win bs received q this oes untl
sy sapp.. s. ss,as y.s; IL:
eonnsssiog April ! 1857 and ending March 81, 1895.
on the following r0ais.i ROUTE No. +,
Prom Fort MePherson. nebraakA Territory, or such
parts as may be ds.srminsd upon during u: year on
Fort Mcpherson, or from Fort Laramie, Dakota Terri.
tory, 70 such posts depot. now or may b
uds io2 deg, In the Tsrritory of ncntan. south Of
latitude 70 deg In the Territory Of DAKOTA west Of
latitude a deg snd east ot Ionssds llt deg, snd in
the ferrioIes Of Utah and Colorado nSth OF aituds 70
Dag including II Aisssu,Iyi scU42y IS R.ns'' City
may bs determined upon daring ihs year d. gaion
now or may ..isb.ssd Il he sal. of Kansas Or IN
the Territory q Colorado, south q lauuds 20 degrees
hat may BE- in ss.. Tsiisry ass 70 s;S snS
other point or poihts on ihs route v,,'r"ar
From Fort Union such other depot as may bs o..
tablahsd In the Territory Of New MeIieo 10 posts
cry and 70 such posts or stations As may Be sssasd
in the Territory o. Ar.onA and In The State Of Tsxas
west Of Longitude iOi actrE SsSi No. =. .'.
From g. paSl nnIs'o.. o. 70 such S Ho.is =, are nov
The weigh. TO be during til. year viii Aot
pSsad. @ ssd "a Sesis 70. I. 5. 90. 600 pound. WV
bidders viii state the rate per 100 pounds per 100
miiss which they will transport the stores In each
month e The gear beginning April l. 1857 and ending
Bidders should give their names In full, as wsii as
their places OF residence and each proposal Ahould bs
accompanied BY bond In the sam Of ten thousand
persons guaranteeing that ease contract Il awarded
proposing he ccniisst win Be- tsssptsd ana .atsrsa
said party In sssOrdAnss with the terms of this AdVsr-
The contractor win be required tOg,v. bonds ia the
On Routs No. l. s21o. ooo
BE-. On On RCu,s Rou,s No NS 7 SS, 2SS SSo S0S
On Route No. L. 80, 0Oo
Satisfactory syldsnc Of the loyalty and Solysney Of
each bidder and persI offered as security viii bs re-
Proposals must rs endorsed Proposals for. Army
Transportation on Route No. l. p ora "as the case
fully comply with the requirements Of this aaVsrsS
The party to whom an award Is made must be pre-.
required bonds for the faithful performance Of The con
The right to reject any and all bids that may be Of
Tbs contractors on each route must bo in readiness
for service by the lat day Ot April 1857 and will BE-
SS may be sOSnanisStSd With prO%ptIy SSd readily
for Route No. l. at Omaha, N. ii for Kouts No,1 At
Fort Riley, Kansas for Route No 8, At Fort UniOn,
At such other point for each Of the several Routes
may be Indicated as the starting pon. Of the route
Bauk forms showing the conditions o. the contract to
Al this once or At The once Of the at New
York, Saint Louis, Fort LeayenwoIth, Omaha, Santa
70, and Fort Smelling, and must accompany and be
By o order siH q lie oaAr,srnastsr General -.
ALExANDKR BLISS, Brevst Colonel and
Jal9.s0t Assistant ouartermaitsr, .. Q. 4,
The national Republican., 1867-01-19
Terrible Disaster ON the Missis-
d sippi River-Sixty LIVES Lost.

MEMPHIS, Jan. l6.-About sixty lives were
lost by the sinking Of the Platte Valley last
night. She struck the wreck Of the gunboat
JEFF. Thompson, tearing away the starboard
side and sunk in q few minutes in forty feet
water. Most of the cabin passengers were
saved, but as the passenger li0t was lost 1t Is
impossible TO obtain correct list. A family
named Roberts, consisting OF thirteen, were
all lost. # r.T4rr ... i0..tr.r. r-s .a-..
The boat was loaded to the guards and was
under full headway at the time. Col Gus.
Henry, jr., and wife were on board, but were
saved, losing oil their baggage. Hon. Gus.
Henry, ST., his father, was on board the
steamer Fashion when she sunk, -.
Col. Henry says one woman, through her
own exertions. saved her drunken husband
and five children by wading through the
water on the hurricane deck and putting
them on the wheel-house. Iias aa4Ei Eoi.rT :,
The boat was owned by Captains johnson
and Blake, and was valued al $40 ,OOO-par-
tally insured. She was running from this
point TO vicksburg, under the auspices Of
the Memphis and st. Louis packet company.
Bloody Tragedy I'm Indiana.
CNoISSArI, Jan. l6.--A terrible tragedy
occurred at Valparaiso. Indiana, forty-tbree
miles from this city, on tho Pittsburg and
Fort Wayne road. Chauncey Page, a jew
eler, some time since had trouble with his
wife, which led to separation, the wife 60.
ing as servant into the family Of m old
man residing in the vicinity. About nine
o'clock last night Page went to the house
and succeeded in obtaining an interview with
his wife. A quarrel arose, between them,
during which Page threw his wife upon the
floor, beat and kicked her in terrible man.
ner, and left her for dead. He then went to
an adjoining room, and with heavy poker,
which he snatched from the fireplace, attacked
his wife's mother and killed her, and then, as
il to cover up the horrible deed, set the house
on FIRE, and BED to the woods. The excite
ment in Valparaiso is intense. Business is
entirely suspended, and the entire popula-
ton is out to-day securing the country for
the murderer. The only person who escaped
from the house was q young girl, who was
terribly mangled, and is not expected to re.
cover. .H 0... ."Ir.
The national Republican., 1867-01-19
DISAVOWAL BY THE UNITED
STATES GOVERNMENT OF THE
LATE PROCEEDING OF GEN.
SEDGWICK.

The following letter has been addressed by
the Secretary Of State to Mr.. ROMERO, Min
ister from the Republic Of Mexico:
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TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN APRIL, 1867.


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rons who will exert themselves to form Clubs.
If our paper could be taken in the household
OF all our Democratic friends, South and
West, its influence would be potent in chang
ing the political aspect of affairs. The grea
point for which all tho friendsof the Unto
should labor is The dissemination of DENIM
cratic truth. Fit had had an equal hearing
with the errors Of our opponents, we should
never have had the terrible crisis of the last
Eve years. Taught 6y sad experience of its
necessity, we trust tho Democratic press is in
future to have a larger sphere of influence
and circulation.
AS q Business and Family Journal, The En-.
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and Most reliable intelligence and Readino
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REPAIRING
Admin Sale or Real
Estate.

IN pursuance OF an order granted by the Pro-
bate Court of Ashland County, Ohio, l Will Of
fer for sale, at Public Auction, on
Saturday, February 23d 1867,
at 2 o'clock I. NJ. upon the premises. the follow
ing Real Estate, situate In tile County Of Ash
land and State Of Ohio, to-wit Being In Lot
No. eleven 1D, In the town Of Miflin, formerly
Petersburg, Township of Miflin In said county.
Terms Of sale--one. third in h~and-one-thIrd
n one year, and one-thlrd In two years from
The day of sale, with Interest. The payments
to be secured by mortgage upon the premises
PAUL KEIeHTLY, Admif Of
.1@ MATHEW KEIGHTLY, decd.
Jan. 2s-4w32 By j. D. Jones Atty
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.NOTICE.
N0TTCE Is hereby given that the under
In signed have been duly appointed and
qualified as A lministrators Of the estate Of
David Fluke decd, late ef Ashland CO..
t5l s{sa k-s SAMUEL FLUKE. rfD4,
Int EMANUAL FINGER.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in a few weeks by a very simple rene.
dy. after having suffered for several years
with a severe lung aileet.Cn. and thai brad
disease, Consumption-is anxious 10 mako
known 10 his fellow sNE,rers the means Of
cure.
To all who desire it, he will ,end u copy Of
The prescription used Gree Of churgei, with
the directions for prepar ng aud using the
same, which they will find sure cure for
Consumption, Asthma, bronchitis, Coughs.
Colds, aud altThroat and Lung Affections ~
The only object OF the advertiser in s,nding
The Prescription is 10 benefit he afflicted and
spread information which he conceives 10 be
Invaluable. and he hopes every sufferer will
Try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing,
aud may prove a blessing q g-.g. Fr
Parties wishing the prescription, Free, by
return mail. will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., MY.
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We shall continue to keep thsyery best
Goodsio be founi in our line, and 10 do just
as good work as can be done in any city,
Give him q call before making your ,pur-
ohases, and you will ind that the sbpvs
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N O 4 IL.

" 0 TIC d.
NOTICE is hereby given that q petition
In has. been fled in the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Ashland Comfy. Ohio, BY all the
owners Of lots in the Town Of albany, in
said County, praying that the plot Of said
ltown maybe vacated. -, 4 : b gr =
Said petition will be for hearing in SAID
Court on the first day Of the next term there,
Of, or as soon thereafter as counsel can b,
heard, ~, a,ee "a
RBBECCA MILLER, ! Petitioner
TH0e.- McCONNELLl
ByJ.D D. Jonss. Attorney.
Jan. 7, 1se7-4w2g
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RESTORE YOUR SIGHT!

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Many of our most eminent Physicians, oculist,, Stu.
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2. P~RESBYoPIA, or Far sightednem.
3. ASTHENoPIA, or Weak Eyes.
z. MISUNDERSTANDING or Watery Eyes.
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g. p~HoroPHoRIA, or Intolerance Of Light.
O.. PTOTIS, or Falling Of the Eye.iids.
10. MYoDESoPlA, moving specs or floating bodie,
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u. cATARAcTS, Partial Blindness, and Worst
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-01-31

plain statement of facts. Inherited Scrofula and
many of my relations have with it, In 1899 my case
fighfu Tumors and ulcers spread until 1892 under
the advice OF my physicians went to Avon Springs
received no ben ef-ried medicine and did every
thing could had to rest my arm on cushion, and
had not been abb to raise it my for over year.
The discharge from two ulcers nearly pint a day.
Amputation was recommended; but pronounced danger
could not Sleep and my suerngs intolerable
friend brought me English physician who applied
salve with which he said he had accomplished ex-
treOrdnary in the hospitals in England.
menced relieve; PERSISTED in its it finally effected
perfect and entire 1t is lS49. 1t five years
since had the appearance ola scroulous sore,
health has been good since. procured the receipt
of this wonderful artclethis blessing of humanty-and
have called it PAGES CLIMAx SALvE." and allow the
public use it they choose This brief
candid statement given fully in my circular.
GENEVA, New York, December, 1s4s. j PAGE.
New YORK, Oct l6, 1866
81 have known Page Els l. Geneva N Y for my
years BE is the first citizens New York
saw him last week in good health. His case was most
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[Signedl DEMAs BARNES"
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Successors to J. NJ. PAGE, LIBERTY STREET,
eowly35 New York.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-01-31
from the Boston Transcript. !
Four Popular Pallaoies.

The following stories are constantly re-
peated in the newspapers, and as often as
once yIear they all find a Judgement in one
setting or another throughout the country.
1t is time they were set at rest.
No l. That Charles Dickens is continual
~ in pecuniary difficulty; that he lives be-
yond his means, and is obliged to go into
chancery once.or twice year. That he has
made up with Mrs. Dickens, and that they
now live together again.
Charles Dickens is not only in receipt of
very large sums, both from his books and
readings but he is one of the hest business
men in England, outstanding his means
most judiciously, while his benevoIence is
nobly conspicuous His wife has not come
back te him, but still lives in her own es-
Establishment in London, while his residence
is at Rochester, 80 miles from London.
No. 2. That one Of Mr. Longfellow's
daughters was born without arms; that she
draws and paints beautifully with her feet.
This error arose from photograph which
by mistake in position, gave the impress
sion of an armless child.
No. 3 That Samuel Rodgers the English
poet, kept a million pound note framed and
hung up IN his library.
IAIs lie was started by an Enghshman III
America, and was first printed in foolish
account Of some London authors in a book
called ''Pen and Ink sketches The Nri-
ters name was John Ross Dix, who hoaxed
the reading public in various ways.
Nc 4. That the Lyrical poem beginning
81 am old and blind, was written by John
Milton.
The piece was written by lady in Phil
adelphia some, some years ago, who never
pretended that Milton had any thing to do
With it.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-01-31
Madison Mutual Insurance Oompanv,


By reference to his card on the first page of
the TELEGRAPH, it will be seen that Wallace
Mygatt is the only authorized agent for the
above popular Insurance Company, in this
county. The Company is among the safest and
most prompt in the country. The State Jour
nal, in publishing the annual statement saysof
the Madison Mutual
From an intimate acquaintance with its af-
fairs, we may be allowed TO advert to a few
points relative to the manner of doing business
by this company, which in our opinion, have
tended mainly to bringing about the great sue
cess TO which we refer, and rendered the insti-
tuition so very popular with the people:
LIST. Rigid economy has governed every trans
action OF the company from the day of it's or
ganization. No sinecure positions have been
permitted to Creep into its management; while
actual labor has been literally but not extrav-
agantly compensated
I'd 1t has been prompt in the adjustment
and payment of all its losses and other ndebt-
edness. The almost endeavor of the Directors
has ever been to avoid litigation, and to deal
as loerally with the insured as equity and jus
tice would permit.
Sd. 1t has confined its risks to isolated or de-
tached buildings and their contents andnev-
er allowed itself to extend its hazards into
business blocks, as is too often the case with
companies when they begin to feel strong In
stead of taking on more hazardous PROPERTY.
as the company has increased in wealth and
strength, the Madison Mutual has actually cut
off such property from its risks and to-day it
does not insure as unsafe property as it did in
Cne nrst yeal OF It's existence. It's, in fact the
true farmers company of the Northwest, and
1t is duly appreciated and patronized by them
Its accumulated capital now exceeds one
million dollars and the cash assets, with loss
es all paid, amounts to the snug sum of taUo
hundred thousand dollars. These are proud fig
ures for mutual insurance company in Wis
consin and the people of the State are Justly
proud of the institution itself. As citizens of
the State, we feel pride in thus speaking of
an institution that has grown up to such NAM
moth proportions in our midst, and we trust
Its years OF usefulness have but just begun.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-01-31
DIR. SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS.
Il Substitute for CGIOnaeL.

These Pills composed Of various roots, having
the power to relax the secretions of the liver as
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and without producing any of those disagreeable OF
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In all bilious disorders these Pills may DO used with
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Please ask for "Dr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills,"
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stage of Consumption, and the other In hir present
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General Wholesale Agents: DemRs Barnes q Co.,
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