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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
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.d,zpfsss FfcightsSI hHea eisIs ol0;5s RzAI
:WsySfas dogae bias al siliyasyaH ssdkIsH,
= NiEhtfE Expresssia9 s,sSrse q "a Snia0;l0nsn
sAcoummedhiion' Mai, lssW aigos ss;l5ahlsA
seA Fr,x, qldsepINds EAsTia ssa,sI g. toIl
,ESpfsssf fIsisbt ssaslss a, sSslg SI i$9Al = "
Nay freightFspi Aas sssa1 och, ,lEAvti \
MornInS Expfees as,ssi, "a uSSsslQ0o ~
sAScoRhddp liOn Mall llalssso isse-klAu EsAI
These are The onlyATrahis thai rsillssars:
PmscpgGEiTaT YglN
( VI r,sI as llarsl
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28

Rg ycqbelifyelip lqudItI4ati91N
WHY not t&empt. .fhS poor working
" ps1 ~ ps gsll 40 the EiehbpndA0hsH h T
! BWhiahbeucft oountryahc' mos
-SDemocncy yawhiehE madeyl,o Republt
|cauisni which iestrSyedl lNl.a . >. 'aI.o,so |,
;.,'H WHY l S tsxS sbd. .pQUt SSlaiSr MIA ioughl
tpr. MS ScppnFysaapd exempt frohaall
taxatiOR0lh lha sboudhplaorssshdI staldsnl
homo and stoleafoih lib country f-Sen.
cca sdlu1tiseEtgH
10 Neal ~ itarh
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28

so1S You q2laary& aary aRadiSaln ap 4agpsp1adlap, ID
rRepublican, TEL Us US :: ''''' - D"'>
How dOyOa restore the Union rs sssO
How do you preserve Constitution
HoRIhaSeyou bonedtSdahe ibegroy
Who was bNc6ted by The iwarS
How much better off is The .pooru mar
nntv ihan horara Iha ma,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28

J. P. ooyANsN,pa We BATTLES, M. D
ssassrDRs.4 COW AN &,BATTLES I'd
fIiasing formed iauO Oqpartnefship % will CIV,
prompt attention TO oil cases in tho praciio,
Of MedioinCmd Spraery. eHIda0A
Afhland.lJplya silS9742iti
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28

= = - : GEORGE y. Hill, NJ ND I,as a,s
@Physiclan ansls Surgeon, AshlSRd, Ohio
EpAttioulaf attention viii paid 10 thetreAt
slmbntptthe following speoial disepses ,Dy s.
6pepsia, Jziiseas Of the iLiyer;s the Kidneys,
siierofdi6 aRd BpithSllai Canoers. yssqm "a |
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
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=. ..s.9 TT5+ = ? R. n. 5zMPBELL,- T & Il

bstsU s&J lglls.iN AplfbELL,0 Has
Attorney at law, Ashland, o., will attend
sIa promptly 10 sll illegal business entrusted to
sAs his oare.sl bankrupt In U. 3. Court will
,ba receivs special attention.ao pa 7oda'aN
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
), ssss sssis ~, 'tPH4xs1e,I.Ar11ss..Ii.T T.
?. II. Clark, M. d. T. s, Hunter, M.
W CLARK & HUNTER. y !

s Hays associated themselves for the practice
apf Nsdielpe, and Surgery In, The village Of
sAshland,i Special attention given TO- slhc
: stEeatnsnt Of Chr0nie eesesi dQlhee on Church
4 sstreetS near Main. lsaBs % o, .sasaa .ri
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28

q q ; :, ia& 'iMscoMBsa& 4 '1GGRTIs, @ -
-a.Attosneys and Coanesllors at Law Ashland
.ai0hioEd Office in Bank building, over Beer s
-siisrdwaro store.Ai 10 sas ytsTd .ITHpb
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28

4, q sgos, JOHN > D. JONES, ,pa b 90 ,.
Is Attorney at Law, Ashland. Particular aE
'sa tention paidto Collecting. and business in
Probate Court. Office on Chdfch street, be.
tween Main aud Sanduskya>Wh 9syA
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28

80 sss',,. 80. Y.McCRAY;a".o., !, Ga, Sa'
str Attorney at Low, sWest Salem, Wayne ,oOun
sVaty, Ohio, will attend promptly 10 all business
10 IN his profession,gaog sai "a ,n,nOQ
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28

2 q. .sss y WIN, IT. JOHNSTON, 2df
az Attorney at Law, Ashland; ofiee--tLe one
3 lately occupied aby Osborn, s. Curtis, on
10 Church street, near Man. Also authorized
} by he Government 10 procure Pension Ger
3 Eiacalss and collect Bounty and back pay,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-07
'I'HE GREATEST TONIC
o l. Il IL l.. .AG g..
Morning star Bitters.

This wonderful TONI u unr,,uallci 81. 8;
cure TOR L.cer Compliant. Dy,gtpsa Fcr., az
igas. H'iiYHs faisris ifsaf anG Ktatfff. ~ rsts.
II IL also invaluable IN NERVOUS WEAK.
NESS OF all kinds. a. II wall restore the wasted
strength with wonderful l'rrmancnrc.
II will lee found totally different truin ANY
other Biiticf-. ind J. 50 pronounced ~ uauS 81
'hv best physician. 10 the r"un'tv
T. ,ar'a,t.no Haarior I5f,oa,.',., s.'i .. ..
be- ,~pryp.,d ea"r,iY ~ t.q."'
~, h'''...
FOR isrihcr pt'-i and .it.,tati .. It.
invaluable prrV"n'iV" aui curative ll"prIt3r-.
w." the publ shed tctrtcIr.-4g tn..l al ,-itt'c
nen 81 standing. VIII have rxan,n.-i %. u,-
it,, unanimously asrcru: that un iuiu~g,I col.
other huGuul substance. 80 often touHd o. thr
- ,nioi vegetable bitter 81 the day. cau II.
discovered ~ ihi- Truly h"sl,hiu' AMI "l"cau,
preparation.
Thnlna, King Carroll. NJ. y. church ,i~.A.
Md. J. =. Carte. VI. D.. :. Et.i Baltimore 81
Baltimore. Nd. J.. lIr--"ranl. chemist ai .
Pharmhr-uti-i., e.. iIanoV"rS,., Baltimore. Ma.
y. H. Porter. Pastor 81 th" South Presbyterian
Church. Bsltiinu'. Nd. r. =. Mitchell. y.
:is Canton Avenue Baltim"r., Md " row.
~. 1879 LoinbsilSi.. Baltimore. Nd. piu.inot.
( Kyl". lGa Pratt street. Baltimore. Md. ahj
many oth"i-.
~ For salr by ~ l.gi.t- ai.f country
Sin'es :"u"rsl!y
Wholesale bLFnt
NJ THE tpNpASY'S pIFlrL.
loa .'1rM 'hHrh Sf..'
BALTIMORE. 49,
- For sale hy Il. WILLS. Agent.
F'v-nnt,wu Md
Ariii L.. I-G;. ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-07
GRAIN, HAY,
AND COUNTRY PRODICE.
l4l Pratt ST., Baltimore, Nd

W" tb"rli'h" attention ''~tr 'r~"i-
ard ru-t"n"f- a" their l,rs. ani g..u.',l s'..s
- d"'is. r'''nlr',i"e nearly very u.r'' r.
utility wanted by III" f'r""f AM Gardener.
- "" would al," all .la...' .''rn,."r Fl.
"nr Stock "i superior
FRESH GAEpES ,Np FIELD >lEps.
~ o'ir "wn importation sud tu"fi.s,. e,"wti.
Catalogue furnished upon .r!l.cal "u.
W. tender OF, ,hsnks Co. our III ,afra,. anil
respectfully -oicit trial OF new one
NORRIS 4 Pussy.
ItI Pratt Street. baltimore. Md.
March y. ls6..-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-07
DRY FROM TME MANUFACTUREN
PAPER IIANGINGS,

G"Lp RiNp WINDOW SHlbFS
WHITE. GREEN. mfr AMI Blue
" IN DO ~ HOL l. 4 " U!S
TASSEl.S, &C,
GREEN PAINTED REED BLINDS.
80 RTAlN PAPERS.
FiREBOARps PRINTS. a..
~ ia" al~'ve article. are always IN hHnd
"a lars" puan,iiies ~
HOWELL a BROTHERS.
1GO baltimore 81. "pl".iir Hanover.
kaltim"fe.
So W"ikmen sent tnall parts at the CITY aud
country To- put M Pare aud Window Shades
tpi'NrIl MERCHANTS supplied AZ thr
Invest miuuta, tuTcrs' rates.
- Al Inquire. by letter pruIaIdiy ati,n.
lied tv. Sept ~. issi ~.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-07
LATEST NEWS FROM THE FRONT
AWFUL stAtguTEn o. rHE ENlHN
ON Tue FIELD

'l'Hi5 terrible yet dcsirahl, r,sul, az. hrrn
brought al"Wt Nv Mittrr's RAt Ku4iF.
enc "i 10" greatest discoveries ui the age. "a
never tails but alwHy. doe. the work ,icrt ~
~; q dead shot not only 4" Rat aud Mice. hut
10 knarhcs. Ants and all either kinds ui Nrfinih.
Among the many advantage II po~scsses over
all similar preparations. are the following
II cRn b. placed with safety anywh ne. a. %
contains moi u particle 81 that un.t dingrru,t.
aud inilHmmable "i all known substaucr-.
IR0yIiors,. which rnirr- largely into the coin
POSITION of all other Hat Ia .t.~ Sold. and which
sometimes rauses srrious 'icsirurtinn 1T proper
" by lire We would. thrrri"re. advise iarpi"t-
aud others who hnv" much cniuhustil'lr mat.
rial abut their prcnises. not inusr these ph"~
phoric c"inlrunds. ~ they run great rsk
thereirnm.
uMr Paste j. composed ut usr"ii"nt- eft which
Rats aud other Ncrmin are specially 'ud "i
hence they will eat . when they rriu-" "ihc'
kinds. u never hariens aud hcr"W's Wnril
less like those fh"'ph"ric Rat EVicru.n,t"r-
but always retains iis proper consistency hose.
none 81 IT. i'pisnnnus properties. arts iTnltl 3
aud efficiently IN the Destruction "i thr.- post.
uf humanity aLnV" ht"hti,ns.i. i.at- after eat
ing ~ have n raging hurn.u thirst which ,,.'t
water. aud II the proper l,r"'auii"u De- u.,. g..
hsvr Ne water open about tho ptcini.,., r"y
will - "h o. find II. ani lie rlscwh"f, fi
particular, wfarp"rs ..u bottle. IT,, i
bottle wr will guarantee % 80 every it-i,nt,
b. u" "" -a!. Prepared only by
A. 4. MILLER.
~ y. Howard ~tr'."t. Baltimore.
Il. WILLIS A"iNr T"w.ru,,wn. Md
june ~ Ia
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-07
LANES u. BOYD.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,

10 tNIFfE
TVHNONTO ny. HiLTO. "a
Al work siyen in him will meet with prompt
attention 1ui bee eSeeutei iu the best workman
like maun"r Reference the community.
July o.. tsgT ty
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-07
Baltimore Advertisements.
NEW STYLE VERTICAL MILL.
TIL; VICTOR:

t. d" .t".tt'u,s, 81 adjustment. strength
n' go 3, sud working power, mi NICl"t'
~ NliL has hO equal. The buird toll
thr lHl'Htin' feature that regulates the ''"i
rug ut hr mill The ridges sc,zc upon ,lrrHn'
suon a. presented, thus relieving the lab"'
poo often necessary 10 iofcc the stalks tu az go
franc" between sInOOih rolls. and at the ~,
time secure. Is direct passage Ia the di,chaf''
roll They ale, break the woody 6hrr at -h"i
intervals, aud thus rupturing the cclls rau-'
the murr .,dy How of the juice. wcai-"hat'
horizontal mills. ior horse, water aud .irau
Uuwei.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-07

fARiiERS and Dealer. are respectfully -
irrr"d a. lhr th,'Nr FERTILIZERS ~ bring
pr"pnt"t tu fh" '"'.t manner. Thoroughly rcli
able tnl "a every waN calculated O. give umi
Vcrsai sii-lirii"n. They 90" extensively
kn"wn. bong used with great -ucr"-. during
the pact six ~ ,'y"u years. W" conf
d-ut that all VII" buS the abpvr Fertilizers
will r-"'-'s" % fIli r"turu t"r their outlay. not
"nl, upon "a" crop manur"d Herewith. hat
even i"' .","r'l war uI~'n grn.s aud 'ih"r
after r'"p.
g. EiTH s 20. A.iNt..
Y" H. lL,wlv'- wharf.
fuly d.. t~G.. - baltimore. MI.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-07
RAFFLr ron a BIRD HOUSE.

4 No BIRD HOUSE will be- raiflsI tor ~
soon as soon the chances ave all taken. due
notice 81 which will be- given ~ the papers.
Chanr, u cach. Apply ."
T. vOGLE,
Aug. Int Towsonioun.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-07
H|/LDIAG U.IILHi.fLS'
BIiiDiNG H.fTERI.fI<''

I'Ilt ATTENTION oF BUILDERS. tAE
ihNTEiS. 'ONTKA' Tors aud .If ..'i.
'r- 'n''r"-''''i ta 20" iHr,ha.c 90
HfiibtN. HfYEEfiL.
= invite D.. "ut NV tNG LARGE srnt X
80 well .n.i ari ~-i' bni.h,,l N.ri ...u
..+t.ug 20
ir"n, NNr DOOR tEANts.
Sh"n tNr NINh"N I,.,lu-
riiNr- ATrIA>LL ,u'IliE-.
elATrA WOODEN M,Nrtl..
NLwELr",T~. HNLrSTFRs.
n"Inlp SASH. sN>li wil1IlIS 4 corn
A.. & .i -l,.ft. % r.iaI'iri' s-s", tnrht .
f"lins Material. generally .whu,h
IS" offer {. The iuiilue iuhii.
~ N"ht R NTE rEl'tS
foh ASH
- Particular ntt' nttsu i,..i o.. "f,l.... .f,,u
a." 60 nuiiy ~ Hni'. nd WOO. ..,lrls r.-A
si iN shipment
LEWIS r TERRPTrS A. IN
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-07
COOKS SUGAR EvAPoRAToR


tuOk = EAArOEATOR h. siml,ir. yet ,,i.,
the ia ia construction. Il contests "a an rvHl'
Grating pm IT shc't metal. copper "r gaivau
rd if"n placed "u rnrkrr. with w"~i'd ~.
auI 81" divided by lodges as To FORM crht!t.
unus iranVcr-r channel over heated and r.,,'
ing surface 80 from - o. 1875 feet
liise-iimaied that 90. uOo oon gnl"ns"i .yf'.i
have been manufactured on the alH,Sr E,al'r
fatnr IN the past season We ale" have Pan
taiinn rai =. adapted ton brick arch. ti"nHi
ari r'mrhl"i- with MI description and rti''.
; %. ..'' t,nll applicants.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-07
Baltimore Advertisements.
LLER'S
Rat and Mouse Killer.

/ gTL1 GROHN RAT mLIGH, .iE"t Z
POTND. iND WILL BENTEpl
5IiE BVNHELN OI rms
IEIEsf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-05

WANTkD-ON THB HDD SON, NOT ABOVE rARRY-
~ Town oy three ladies' the season, two rooms COM
unicAnG, must have and good view o.
me RIVER terms not to exceed $40 each Address j. J
East twenty second street. stating particulars
view for families single class
Board Mrs. c. b. HASTINGS corner OF Woodwork and
Ashburton avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-05

LARGE, PLEASANT ROOM, WITH FIRST CLASS
n Board, a. Bergen Point; three minutes WALK IRON
steamboat landing from depot terms x per week
gentleman and wife, reference exchanged Address A..
b. ~ aud AZ Broadway, room33
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-05

nHE HI0HKsT CASH PRICE PAID FOR LADIES'
cad 0sntlrmen's Cast ON Clothlna By calling on or al
~sssias DAVID TuRLY. Nv Hudson street. nsaS Canal u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-05
HOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

BOARD WANTED.-A MIDDLE AGED FOREIGN
ID gentleman will give the best nsruc ton piano
and IN singing 70 two or three pupils during the summer
In private family city country, in exchange for mic.
FIRST class full Board Address, with real
and fuiI particulars about location days. H. n D..
herald oitce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-05

A FEW PERSONS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH
a coed Board In pleasant farmhouse eight miles from
Stamford depot terms 81 per Apply 10 H. Sao-
FIELD Powers HOTEL II Park row, to O'Clock this
DAY (iuesday).
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-05

MOUNT EVERETT HOUSE, SOUTH EGREMONT,
Nl Berkshire county delightful summer resort
mountain good roads. fine trout streams. For particu
inquire at 49 Cliff street, \. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-05

A FEW DELIGHTFUL ROOMS. WITH BOARD, MAY
n be obtained at New Brighton, staten Island house
FIVE minutes walk from landing advantages Of city and
country admirably combined. Address S. box 1870 Post
OFF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-05

| MANSION HOUSE, LONG BRANCH, NJ NOW
| M open. S. LAIRD, Proprietor.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-03
CLOTHING.

R0CKHILL & WILSON,
CLOTHING HOUSE,
Nos, COB and COS CHESTNUT St.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-03
CHALLENGES ACCEPTED.

Mr.. NJ. G. Sadler, Agent of Lilies Safes in
this city, having published in the city papers
an offer to burn in test fire. on the 22d instant
one of Lilies Chilled Iron Safes with one of
our make, of like size and thickness, contain
ing Sanborn's Steam Improvement, the test to
be fairly made" we hereby inform him and
the public that we accept the challenge, the de,
tails of the trial to be as follows:-
l. The committee to direct the trial and report
the result to be chosen, three members by each
party and another by these six.
2 The Safes to be of the size burned at Norris
town, and to be made ia the usual way OF their
respective manufacturers, with walls six inches
in thickness from inside to outside.
3. The trial to be made in an open space the
safes standing the thickness of one brick above
the ground, and the fire made with dry wood
placed around the safes, and as hot as either
party may desire and to be continued unit
one or the other fe shall fail; the committee
to see that the wood is equally distributed and
the safes exposed alike to the fire; the party
whose safe fails first to pay the whole expense
of the trial. and the winning party to have the
safes after they are burned.
We will add that we are willing and ready to
90 into trial of Safes with Messrs. Marvin &
Co., Farrel, Herring & Co., and any other par
ties, on the same conditions, and desire the
business men of Philadelphia to be present
and see for themselves that the test is fairly
| made
AS TO the accusation of Mr.. Sadler, "that we
have conspired to cheat, deceive, and humbug
| the community" we consider the source
whence 1t came, and regard it unworthy of
notice; and doubtless the officers of the Inter-
state Fair, and the hon onorable gentlemen OF the
committee who superintended the trial at Nor
ristown, who are also included in the accusa'
| tiop. will consider il in the same light
We have no desire to deceive the community
nor to injure any mans business; but no mans
business has any claim TO stand IN Ihe way Oh
| the public good This is not merely personal
| matter between safe makers The public, who
nave yaluables TO preserve, haze a right to kno10
what safes are reliable, and what ones soiH fail
49, "-' EVANS & WATSON,
No. 2S South Seventh street.
Philadelphia, Oct lst 1867. 10 2Strp
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-03
one Nashville EIec' .,

Hhe NoshniIIe Banner (cons' r,Jef;De; oF aent
ash has the following relat I'VE to the election Of
Saturday last:-
'The monstrous seitilcal farce, misnamed
An election; ls over, end the result is Just as
TOO well u uI.,derss0od to need explanation.
a, ear - in tie day rumor was put in clrcula-
L1o' that General Thomas, under orders from
</ashington, had signihed to Mayor Bow9 ms m
--yiilngness that the election should te held by
fhe appoiutees of the City Council. Hope for
a season terminated the bOsoms of Respondent
fax.payers. The reaction that soon came wa;
sudden and severe. General Thomas had, II
was ascertained, been shaken in his resolve tC
Seliver the city over to his political bed-feliows
Rharter or no charter. So the excitement sub
sided, the negroes monOpolized the polls, anC
She city relapsed into a quietude.
HMa1y imported voters were in town. The,
Narne in by car load Friday and yesterday.
'sThe total reeult In the wards was:-Alde
IRepublican), 2423; Scovel (Conservatlve), 1858.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-03
A "Reminiscences.

Logan, in his Cleveland speech, got off the
following pretty good hlt;-- Ezok
was in Congress al the time Secession com
menced. saw members bidding farewell to
their seats-saw the conspiracy rising, and felt
its power. Imagine Floyd crossing the Po-
tomac river, bearing the stolen arms; Cobb with
his bags OF gold from the Treasury; Thompson
with the money made out OF Indian affairs;
TOucey scattering the navy to the four quarters
of the globe, aud JEFF. Davis following to be
Preaident of the new nation-see them turn
their eyes for a parting glance at the Capitol,
and then pursue their way singing their old
familiar hymn:-
"Phis is the way long have sought,
And mourned because found II not"
SGreat laughter.)
Then look at your own State; see Vallandig
ham, Pendleton, and Thurman raise their voices
ms the great champions OF Democracy, shouting
10 JEFF Davis and his fellows:--
"Ifyou get there before we do,
Look cut for us, we're cominE TOO"
Immense apDlause.)
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-03
ogURCB COUNCIL AT LAMBETH.
~u. AmoYIean Bishops = Tne OelsnsO
N" Gsee-The Httualistss Etcs

-. ,,,dob,ef 10 the editors of the ,;a,ycb
.,.,ai for The following detailed report of the
.rooeedinRe Of the PanN6nglican Synod at Lam.
ksth-~a courtesy all the more appreciated from
the fact that the COuncl nave smut Out Tue
,nI Fuesday. the I4th of September, at the
Invitation OF the Arch bishop OF Canterbury, a
sS,eiiminary meeting OF the Bishops OF the
knolican Communion was held at the house of
mes. p. g., No. 8 Park Place. 81. James street:
The Archbishop himself TOOK the char Gt
noon, and some thirty or l9rty blsnops ro or meIe
nresent. about one-thrd OF whom were Amerl-
eeanS Among these last were the Blsh0ps OF
Vermont. Illinois. North Carolina, new 9ork,
Iouisiana. Rhode Island, Arkansasi anc Ine
assistant Bishops PoSsaeF 0l 0P'i nforma form none but
BishOpe were presents and no minutes were
hegtt;; ohio, discussjou-the session lasting
fouT hours in all--was in regard to opening
tbe nrogramme for the consideration OF the
OoIenso case. The metropolitan OF Cape Town
made a long and very able speech in favor OF
this course, as due to the truth, Whlch mas Oeen
40 greatly outraged by DR.. Colenso; but obiec-
lions was made on the ground that every por-
tiou OF the Anglican communion had already
condemned and repudiated Colenso. Both
hOuees of Convocation In England, the Church
in Scotland, the provincial Synods in the colo
nies, and the general convention OF our own
church, had all spoken, and nearly all undnt-
yaOttSLu Moreover, bishop alter bishop declared
thatthey recognized the deposition and eXcom-
adj The Bishop OF Lincoln, for instance
said tn at ii Colenso presented himself to receive
the holy communion, he (the Bishop Of LinCon)
would not minister il to him; nor would he ad-
NIT him to benedce in his diocese, should any
body be so unWise as TO present him to one.
Other English bishops said the same thing; and
not one isped a 1COrd to the contrary. The Bishop
OF Huron stood up manfully for the Metropoli-
tan Of Cape TOwn-but thought the Rltualists
should be dealt with likewise, The Bishop of
Lendon, though thinking that the Ritualists
we're really doing more harm in the Church
Gthat is, we suppose, making more rapid pro-
Rress) than the Colensoites, yet repudiated the
idea of the Council touching that subject, which
plainly belonged 10 each distinct Church to
settle for itself; and that branch of the subject
Ahen fell dead. The Bishops of New York, Ver-
mont, Illinois, and Others of the American
bishops were among the speakers, every one of
them standing mantully by the Bishop of Cape
Town. The Metropolitans of Montreal and New
Zealand did the same. Indeed, the perfect una
nimlty on the subject was delight to all. The
only difficulty was as to the legal validity OF CO.
lenso's accommodation, according to the
ldtcs of England: which OF course did not apply.
The meeting closed in the most excellent feeling
the Archbishop of Canterbury having won gol
den opinions by his mingled courtesy, dignity,
gentleDess, and consideration
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rhs Propopsd vislt OF Charles DLel.ens.

BosToN, Oct. 2.-Charles Dickens has just
telegraphed to his American publishers, Tick
nor u Fields, of Boston, his decision 10 come to
principal cities. He will leave England, either
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The Political Campaign In Ohio

CINOINNATI, Oct. 2.--The canVass Tor CONGRESS.
man in the Second Ohio District has become
very exciting. Though the radical majority last
wear was twenty-five hundred, it is admitted
that the race between Smith and Carey viii be
very close. over 10000, mostly one thousand
dollar bets, was to-day Wagered even on tne
PeRuit