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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12

The St. Paul Pioneer, with true
Oopperhead instincts, epdeavors to cast
slur upon the soldiers and honest men
OF the country by terming them stthe
ioil masses" This epithet is 10 be
found in each days issue, and serves to
mark the writer As belonging to the
breed described without the 5t:loil' OF
the "m."., :: 49,. : Lift =s.,:s:a
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12

DEEMocnAT1c politicians arc making
violent efforts to procure the removal
Of Secretary McCulloch, in order that
they may obtain control Of tho Treasury
and thus steal funds enough to q; cary
the next Presidential election" john
son 1nclines toward their PLAN, but
hesitates to make the desired Ye,n0t;yy,l
The N: Y. Tribune protestst or. =
# Al to Mr.. McCulloeh, W. tel that hi,
renoval would be . calamity. =, McCulloch
!: about o Bad : politician q can BE-. but
no u . good hnanes minister, does his
duty, and Peeps the rats out Of the Treesn.
~. Ihe. country should :demaud his r.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12

TIE Richmond Wing Of Saturday
closes an article, on the Republican
Convention With the following sentence:
Rejecting persons cannot, il they would,
lose sight Of the fact that RECOMMENDATION
must come through tho Republican D.rtv.
ana that IT the white people would have IN
interest under it. they must: assist and CO.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12
ELECTION NoTICE..:

Notice 10 hereby given that on the 2ls.
Day Of September, A. D: 1867, 1t the Cour,
House, In tho election district composed Of
tho THIRD WARD, Of the Town Of St,
Cloud, in tho County Of stearns, MINI. an
election WILDE opened ct. 8 O'clock; in TIC
morning, sad will continue open until s
O'clock in the afternoon Of the same, day,
for the purpose Of filing tie vacancy osus-
ed by the resignation of Joseph Broker a.
ALDERMAN Of said Ward. 31s.:
,a Dated this 10th day sof, September, "A. D.
4 By ord.. d ii. ,rl, TOW CO Council ~:
'2''1 Nv, 5''>:', c us; s.:'tRecord.r.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12
STATE NEWS.

"A 6rn in Winona have on the vav
to our State forty horses, most of which
are brood mares.
Three thousand pounds Of wool
were sheared in Chisago and Polk coun-
ties the present season.
On Saturday tho steamer Burline-
ton struck . snsg in the Mississippi
near Wabashaw, and sunk; All back of
the wheel-house is under water. No
lives lost. ..~. =. -
Judge A. Goodrich, of St. Paul,
took his departure on Tuesday last for
Brussels, where he is seeret,y Of Leg.-
ton. -
-Jsmes Holland, ! young man liv.
ing near Caledonia, says tho journal.
suddenly became dizzy while working
in the harvest field, and tell to tho
ground, dying in three minutes After
ward. ;, -? ..,t... !.
'"-A Swede named Lals Larson was
killed in Washburn's. mill, at Minneap.
ole, On FI!id.y, By being crushed under
. load Of lumber. = ':@
y-7--On the same day, Geo. r, Vail,
fell from ! building to tho ground, /
distance Of twenty feet, broke 1 two-inch
plank With his head, aud was not seri.
ously hurt. So says the Tribune. nj.
j.: The Owatonua Journal boast, over
tho sueoea Of two Nimrods. Padeham
and. Albee, who bagged Al prairie
chickens in ono day, and lit wasn't /
good day for birds, either.
Some inhum,aln,, n. wretch ID Hastings
poured Kerosene oil over couple Of
horses belonging to Lulas 4 Bro, and
then set fire to il. The cries Of tho Door
animals brought the owners: but not
until one, horse had been ruined. -.....,s
The Rev E. G.. Gero, D. -
chaplain 10 the United States armv far
over Is years, who WI stationed for !.
long time At Fort Smelling and suba..
quently 4 Fort Ripley, has been pl,ced
on tie retired list he now feaIdes =
Miooaaes'p *!s1s,o1 .. ~, -: =, >@n.
Mr.. VIM. s. King, Iha,sl = ,,old =, ont
hin entire interest in the Ti6s.e. H.
viii ,be absent from Minpesots for The
next two yean, but in tho meantime
wlllt prepare 70 open up large stook
farm, not for speculation but To- imnrove
the stock Of the State. 49, - -
The Wiley Herald says that the
wheat crop Of Carver county is larger
than ever before. The steam. saw. min
Of Nj. George Kr.nse hnablo, Of Young
America, caught fire and burnt down on
Friday night, August 3Oth.. It is not
known how it caught fire. Loss about
$500, With no insurance. >" !"
About two hundred cords Of wood
belonging to the Railroad near tho Vi.
entity of Dodge Centre WIS destrovad
BY 6rs. The loss will be quite sSyers a
i xas valued at about 81 pcr cord. =
Ra.'on RepaJl;can. ~ ), = -...*
Fl The Goodhue Republican report,
tho supposed. drowning Of Joseph Rice :
the arrest Of Edwin White, q young
rascal, for stealing from Ahlefsldts gun
shop; and the arrest Of John Peterson
for stealing yoke Of oxen from s, G.
Babeoek, Of Owatonna.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12
THE COUNTY CONVENTION

The proceedings Of the Republican
County Convention will be found in
our local columns. The proceedings
were harmonious throughout, resulting
in the almost unanimous election Of
anti.bond and anti Marshall delegates.
The personal feelings Of tho delegation
was so we'll known that it was not
thought necessary to offer or adopt any
resolutions concerning the bonds, or
instructions as to candidates.. 49,.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12

NEW Mus1o.-From the publishing
house Of G. N. Tremaine, No. 4s1
Broadway, New York, We have received
the following ballads: "Annie Arden"
written and composed by W. c. Baker;
''News Boy Song" written and com.
posed BY W. G. Baker; and "Girls,
Wait for Temperance Man." humor.
GUS song, by Mn: Kidder, music BY
Mrs. Parkhurst. .....l
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12

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The volume before us il accompanied
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12

TIE Acknowledging the articles
in the first number which will attract
the special attention of readers, are,
the leading article on the first page by
DR.. Thompson the political article by
Senator Trumbull; Dr.. Bushnell's
sermon the carefully considered edi-
torial, "Tho Congregatioaalis.s and
the Independently. the valuable edi
torials in the Commercial aud Financial
Department, and the admirable contri-
button Of Grace Greenwood to the
family page. '.'''"
Not the least interesting article, to a
large number Of readers, will be tho
Premium List, which is believed to be
the most attractive ever offered. Two
dollars and u half a year, ia advance.
Address,, "The Advance Company"
rs, Lombard Block, Chicago.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12
LATE NE ws ITEMS.

Fred Douglass declines ths, appoint
ment Of the Freedman's Bureau. John
son IS in = bad way. i. -, ,
The Republican State Convention
Of Wisconsin on the 4th, re-nominated
all the old and faithful officers; compos-
ing the State Administration.
VIM. G.. Bryant and wife John
W. Forsey, and Senator Morrill,. Of
Vermont, have returned from Europe.
Dispatches indicate that H.isht,
Democrat, is elected in California. Like:
wise one Congressman.
Vermont has elected Page, Repub.
lean, Governor, by majority of abou,
10000. House and Senate almost unan-
imously Republican. -. p: .- d.:
"A railroad accident near Hartford
killed ten persons; and the breaking
OF some seats at . row in Chittenden
county, w., killed or injured fifty
more. . = -
Items from England say that the
Prince Of Wales has signed the temper
ance pledge. Good thing for "Albert
Ed'ard." =
Senator McDougall, Of Calf ornia,
died at Albany on the Sd.
Gen. Hancock has been granted
thirty days. delay in proceeding to New
Orleans, to assume command Of the
Fifth Military District, on account Of
the yellow fever. In the meantime Gen
Griffin "reigns in his stead" and, judy
ing from his antecedents, will be likely
to continue in tho course marked out
by Sheridan: I"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12

UNDER which thimble is the General?
Now You see him, and now you don't .ee
him. Under which thimble is he-the Radi-
cal thimbie, the hybrid thimble, or tho Con-
servative thimble ?-CAieego 1fn,e..
There is ono thing certain he does
not appear to DO under the "Greeuville
ta'lors" thimble.-C@ieago Reps61;-
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12
|: !" '',. SAVE MONEY T. :.
=. osr...>5 80 - .,rsG4.I~;
The Best and Cheapest Well
. +: SIX in Existence. s.|
=. c.:Lie+% tx. 80. =! ,.33, 49,. -
Bachelors r Patent Drive
'a.s - ~ Well = = =. >.

Gail 1t John R. Clarks's warerooms, On
Warrington Avenue. near the Fletcher
House, snd see ono Of those wells in prso-
teal uso. They ere The best thing out.
and arc being used oil over the country.
Wells sunk wherever wanted.
Inquire for further particulars Of :. :
=" JOHN r. CLARKE.
v1Vn7 .'-' i" St. Cloud, MINI.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12

No lands WIN be sold IT lees than hyo dollar mr.
aere nos Len than their appraised value. Schedules
showing the description Of said lande their
County sset and At the several post otnces in tho
o. timber lands sufficient payment win b REQUIRED
at the time Of tho purchase g indSmnifv tho St.ts
tom la. BY the stripping Of Tie timber On prsiri,
!ands only aiteen per cont Il the purchase moaey Wl
be required down at the time Of tho ssle In soch
eess ths balance-of'ths purchase mousy rsmaininr
4ae can bepeid ct any time thereafter itom tine q
time; within twenty year, at the option a the Inn.
chaser With interest in advance at the rate Il seven
psL cent PR snnom to the first day OF June, 1865,
..nri, . CHAS. NcILRATH
=. Commilsfonsr state Land once.
st. Paul, MINI, Sep. 9Th, 1861. : ,.oepi2sW
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12

'DEMoREsT MAaAz1Nr.-The Sen
TENDER number OF this favorite p.,lor
periodical is fully equal to any Of those
which lave preceded it. It gives .
great variety Of reading matter, be-
sides patterns. &c.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12
Thursday, September l3l867
REPuRL1QAN 9sTAIE, N0slINATIONs.

y. sSt-4 NF3EF = tE't@tEE3 - III HyFSI1N
Special DispatcA to. the St, Cloud Jeu,naL
the Convention re-nominated Governor
Mar.h,ll; rhona. nB H.. Armstrong l'lss'., 81 Lieut..
Governor Henry 6. Rogers, Secretary Of
State, by reclamation; Emil Munich, State
Treasursr;i FIR. E. Cornell, Attorney
General. Il Anti-bona platform, adopted.
Capt. Collins is on the State Central Com
mitee. d.. 80 3 I'd ksatl>v,>> " H.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12

Daily newspapers in Pennsylv.pia were
unknown outside Of Philadelphia and
plttsburg, until within = few years. Nov
there are about dozen published At Read
ing, Harrisburg, Lancaster, Erie, Allen.
town. Bethlehem, Eaton, Willlsmsport.
and Scranton.
How different is the case ia Mime
sofa! Although yet in he, infancy.
she PRODUCES fzst-class daily papens in
st. Paul, Wlnona and MINNEAPOLIS.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12

Notice Is hereby given that the unsold lands in tho
following mentioned school sections in the County Of
Stee1ns and State Of Minnesota, will be offered af
public SALE at the Treasurers ONCE Of said County ia
The City Of 9t. Cloud, On WEDNESDAY THE i6fH
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12

-we find the following decidedly .'pro-
Lie" item in the Htsanning (Pa-) Ere.
JOHN Hae6aer, German, aged ffty-two,
reading at Lancaster, in this State, follow
ed to the grave last week his thirty third
child. Haehler was married three times:
His first marriage took plaza in Germany,
when he was twenty-ons years Of age. With
this wife he had seventeen children. AT
four successive accouchments, triplets ;
twice twins, and tho last single birth.
Shortly after the latter event, the wife died,
He again married, and the issue Of the sec.
ond wife WAS fifteen children-seveu times
twins and the eighth single child. This
wife also died shortly after the last birth.
His third and present wife has thus far
presented him with five children, one At q
birth. The sex Of tho children was nine
teen boys and eighteen girls, only four Of
whom are now living =: -.
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Senator McDougall, of Calf ornia
died at Albany on the Sd.
SALEOF SCHOOL LANDS,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. :
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12

BRAvo!-1he CALEDONIA Houston. coun-
~ Jos''ssl says that Misc Lucy Pope;
daughter Of Capt. Pope, Of South Pr1irie,
shot and killed monster wildcat, ono day
last week, wich had been making frequent
.deseents upon tho different turkey-roosts
in the asishborhood. She killsd It in the
woods, quite . ways from home: That
young lady would make m excellent pro-
tector for some young chap who w.s aoat-
ing around loose with 81:
"Noons 70 love, i
None to careess "..'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12

1.-THE shskepes 2Restetor says that Rev.
Levi olssaon, Of tls N. 3. Church. win
preach hisfarswsll sermon on Sabbath aext.
Mr.. g. wss at ons tine stationed ct this
nlncn.,.: .--E ..t.t 49, -. --,---. ..---
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12

Near Huntsville, Ala" on Sunday night,
Mr.: Boaa was called ont Of hts house By
unknown persons; and shot dead. :'sc..;:s
This is merely = pleasant little Incl.
dent in President Johnson's 1soonstrue.
ton policy. t.. t,.' '.. 80, = "
. BlooDID s1ocx.-Ths MINNEAPOLIS IA.
''ea'ssr;'t says that VIM. 3. King, Of that
place, better known q "Bill Kinx," has
purchased . lot Of fAs bloedsd stock which
will arrive It IN early day. We wish
other men Who have tho means would fol-
low Mr.. Kings example, and enable our
farmers 70 improve tho breeds Of their stock.
Such investments would bs well both for
tho State aud the parties themselves.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12

.-Ws ind tie following tom IN To New
York Q.eeA Uh;os Of. August 2lAAa sF,ei,}
!, NAM. dear hisnds, Of, tie ewseti singer Of
lEapl. Mr., william B. Bradbury, VIM 30
pSi6s1 % learn 81 bid oontiausd Nill!h 1alth.
W Nv him Nv days since enter lie spia-
ao-rooms in eroons street . pale lbnt 1pa-
,osse sausrers nnoEg Fii3 3s&aH liz 81
;.eArs Bradbarytis we'll known throushop.
tls musical VERDI; 10 : few Of our citizens
b. 10 know personally. having b,ea. in;
81. Cloud some months sines,, remaining
for : fsw days: I@qaad h1o a51 aY9EI
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12

Is. -Ths Dubuque 7(Iovs) zs~s, says, that
eines tho time that white men settled Iowa,
prairie chickens have not been % scarce In
that region a. this season. ,tr:o* s4la
: 80 There seems to BE- s general ''drouth" Of
prairie chickens I'll over the country. Chsre
are scarcely anyy in Minnesota this year
=. >-Aprepos Of Parton's article on '.How
New York City y Goysrned,'' Gappy sug-
gests ~ title for IN essay, "How James
Parton IL Governed" .G&&&>
:As P.rton il Fanny Ferns fourth or do.-,
sPth husband, there i not much doubt ~
to tho manner in which that amiabls madam
leads him ~. around b The nasal projection.
~; .-"9ooda blood win show itself, !" % tho
old lady said when shs Vas struck With the
rednssS Of her nose. ,,:o,f:,.. !
~ Rs'prssums II II: pride hsoause. Of The
superiority Of their ''blood', which induces
. number Of our ssqaainta,css-.svomsne
Of tho opposite ssx-so' aing 70 he brssxss
such red noses. Only the ides No vsr struck
m bsfore:;;'a 3':t .i.Jitl:it ..:;il.c 'r,:2s' :
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-23

into committee Of, the Whole. and consid.
cred the, holss, bill, 70 abolish the Blu.
reau 81 Soldiers Claims, and the Office Of
Military Claim Agen,slA Also substitute
to senate bilt6,to regulatc conveyances.
The committee rose and reported the
bill with On amendment recommending
its passage, Amendment agreed to and
Bill passed / [R Al dishes the Military
Stale Agcncy at washirgton on the 1st
Ioi March next, and the Bureaa Of Soldiers
Claims at Columbus on the lst or April
next, and transfers the business Of both
Offices to the Quarter-master Generals Of
nee IfR Sn19H sf8T WsH aaf
HoUsE.--Mr. Encell, from The com.
mittee on Revision, reported Mr.. Lock-
woods bill, To create Borad Of Commits.
sioners to revise The laws relating to the
finances of the State, correctly engrOssed.
Passed. a,fa IA ,t,W ~ ..x.a
Mr.. Rodes introduced bill 70 exclude
from Office persons habitually intoxicated
from the useIo Of ardent spirits. ,agii
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Murder at Dayton.

Miss Christine Kett, aged about IS
years, living on Oak street in Dayton,
was brutally murdered on Saturday, the
18th, dnring the temporary absence Of
her mother, by some unknown person.
Bloody tracks were found in the snow
outside the House, and marks Of blood
were also found upon the fence. A dis.
charged pistol, belonging to her brother,
was found by her side, but there were
cuts upon her head made by some sharp
instrument, and the supposition is that in
attempting to defend herself with the pis,
tol from the brutal assault Of q rufiian, she
was killed by him. The pistol was fixed
into the wound and so placed as to raise
the presumption Of suicide. No clue to
the perpOtrator Of this horrid deed has
yet-been obtained. % 'i. ai
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-23
OHIO LEGIsLATURE,

Monday, January l4-Mr,
Bradbury introduced bill to amend the
code SO as to do away with the ysri6ca-
tion Of pleadiogs except in what is called
equity suits. 07-'
. Mr.. Wilson introduced bill autf orig
ing County, Commissioners to construct
roads on petion Of majority Of resident
land owners and Taxpayers along the
line Of said road, h,t ~
House Mr.. Green (disunion) offered
the following, which created quite a aut
ter, when, scared at his, own work, be
moved to refer it to the Committee on
Federal Relations, where it would have
been smothered, but Mr.. Thornlill gave
notice Of an intention to discuss, and this
carried it on the table,. s3.t-, e,f
Resolped, BY the General Assembly Of
the State Of Ohio, That Congress, 10
promptly passing over the Presidents We.
to, the Suffrage Bill, giving the right,of
franchise to all citizens in the District Of
Columbia, meets and receives the thanks
of this General Assembly, es. =
So much for negro voting. s1os bsi.
Mr.. Schneider, (disunioa, referred
back Thornbllis bill declaring il tho right
Of loyal men who could take the oath that
they had always been true to the Union,
when fairly elected to take their seats in
Congress, aud recommended its indefinite
postpOncment. Carried-yeas Oh nays
24-a party vote. .l a9 as-aa
The Lockwood (disunion) resolution
against Congress allowing any State Of
the South its Constitutional rights unless
they first accept the Constitutional amend
ment, was taken up and discussed.
SENATE Taesfloy-Several bills, but
not of general interest, we're introduced,
aud referred. The Senate resolved itsoli
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Here is the Talk.
The West Chester JstFersOnian says :

The West Chester Jeffcrsonian says:
"Iftho negro managers Of the Repub.
liuan party-Stovens, Kelly, Forney, vii
son, Sumner, Phillips aud Wade are
bent upon having another war, one thing
is quite sure, the Democrats ago able fol
them. All that Democrats want, in or
der to end a tyrannical' and hateful rule
is bold, determined leaders, who will give
the word when it is necessary
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The Great English Remedy
Protected BY Royal Letters Patent.
n SIR JAMES GLARKE'S, =


ri SIR JAMES GLARkE'Ss
Celebrated, Female Pills,
Prepared Jrom prescription of Sir j.
(yarke, M ID y sTHvs,eion Eytyoo,.
J:..., a. x. -.
III. r,,. I'auty ~ &c vaee". .r
:, ms invaiasple ~, ~ meuicins u phianing IN
tno I;s ou.o Oh a,i those Ps'nlni ana dangerous
usyase' u,S;na, 70 wnicu .ne ieMare eons.Auaon 10
suSgeos :, q. mousra.ss ~ etcesa anu re-
,noses a,i oas'rucuons, from wnstesef cause
'Au 'pesTy TX MAJ MnppipS Iy Ue IsnIpS rsISI Sn'
I, ~ MAnniID LADIES p.,i loo
Gmo 70 pSr;,oa,ai hr;na saiasa ..,., - VIZ V snort
no, o'ihs oh 'ne inon'niy pefioo "ha reBu
iar,.y ps,, pa,c. a. :,
n. asn DULY, O. prloe Vnc popar, peais ing
uo'el Wv. ...s':. nens S.P VI h"rea' ralh, 70 Prs-
'on' you 'oun'srieis: - y 81
go a Y Y N
These Piiis should not be taken by Females
during the FIRST THkKE MONTHS OF
Pregnancy, as they are sure to bring on Mis-
carnage, putat any other time they are safe.
Every woman knows that the bloom OF
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NGisoe11aaaeous.
W. RaLSTOr.

'BwELLER and silver Smith, ON door West
Of Potter's Drug Store Ashland, Ohio. .T--
Gold and Steel Pens, and q choice variety
u sof Jewelry keptneonstantly on hand
Htghe,t ptice paid for old Gold and Silver
Repairing done to order, on reasonable
, lsrns-Satisfactorily warranted.
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III, s. SEE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, FIRE AND LIFE
Insurance Agent and Notary Public. Par
ticular attention p aid to collecting, Probate
business, Partition cases ane Execution of
Deeds, Mortgages and Contracts. Office in
Miller's Block, Second Story, Main Street,
opposite the Town Hall Ashland, %.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-23
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ATTORNEY At LAW Office; the one late
occupied by Osborn s Curtis, on Chufc
street n ear Main, Ashland, Ohio. Also au-
thor zed by the Government to;Procure
Pension Certificates and Collect, Bounty
and Bao k Pay. ....