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IN NKRUPTc

IN BANKRUPTCY.
Northern District Of Ohio, at Mansfield
Ohio, april 13th. 1868,
NOTICE is hereby given than the IN
IN dersigned has been appointed as
ignee of Samuel B Kennedy, of Jerome
in the County of Ashland, and
State OF Ohio, within said District, who
has been adju.aeed a Bankrupt upon his
own petition, BY the District Court of
said District.
JOSEPH s. HEDGES,
Assignee.
To the Creditors of said Bankrup,t.
April, 90, 3w44.
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TO

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R-At the Erie disaster a school
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ing f6 pounds, who was lightly wedg-
ed Under the debris with both legs
broked. The heroine spraiped her
ankle md wrist.
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IMPEACHMENT.

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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION.

- s[F-s-f" 49,
The Democratic Electors of Ashland
County are requested to meet at their
usual places of holding elections in their
several townships, on
Saturday, Nay 30M, 1868,
for the purpose of voting for the nomina
ton of the officers to be elected at the
October election in Ashland County, to.
wit
One Auditor,
One Sheriff,
One Prosecuting Attorney,
One Commissioner,
One Infrmary Director,
TIE Democracy of the several town.
ships will also, at the same time, select
some discreet, reliable person to act as
Central Committeeman for the ensuing
year.
Said election to be holden in the follow
ing manner, to wit: the voters present to
elect one Clerk and two Judges, who shall
make a poll book and tally list in the usual
form adopted at State and County cleo
tions The polls to be opened at 8 O'Clock
A. NJ aud closed at 6 P. NJ. One of the
Judges to carry the pool book TO Ashland
on Monday, the LIST day of June.
Said return jugdes TO constitute a board
of canvassers to open and count the votes
cast for each candidate; those candidates
having the highest number of votes for
the respective Offices, to be declared by
said board to be the nominees. A full at
tendance is requested at said election.
BY order of the Democratic Central
Committee,
The Legislature having passed bill
requiring the election of a Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas for the District
composed of the counties of Ashland,
Richland and Morrow, you are also re-
quested, at said Primary election, to elect
two delegates fromeach township to rep
resent the countyin convention to be held
hereafter, to nominate "a candidate for
Judge Of said district, the time, place,
and ratio of representation of which con
vention will be fixed by the proper au
thorities.
j. NJ. lands, CH'N.
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Ashland Mills

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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-08-12
fcoyr1zUED FROM end PAGE.)

- Thcy were higher than will be here
alter needed
"'' - may he stated in round numbers that
.1,c pnbiic debt on which interest must he
',aii by the State, including new bonds to
H. issued Tor past due interest, is $4,000
M, This estimate omits the bonds to be
;ssned to the Chatham and other Railroads
occording to recent legislation as the author
tiles OF those companies avow themselves
lady to relieve the State OF this burden ac-
ror,iing TO their promise.
,fbe annual interest on this sum is $780,
oo0 of which will he payable on the LIST
January, 1869, 100000 on 1st April
$4,000; on 1st July 100000, and on 1st
Gc,.. 1863 $4,000, or two thirds in Janu-
sry and July, and one-third in April and Oc
tobcr.
Il is admitted that the valuation of real
urapnrly in this State in 1889. 81 90 900, 900,
was ahout as fair ms any ever had in tbs
state Still it was under the mark. Not
rihst2ndin" all losses the valuation should
Irrow at least 100000. 0G0. The personal
rr,peFtv in 1860 was Sl7500U,000. The
fatal real and personal property now cannot
he, as was shown by the late Treasurer. Mr..
0D0OO0. even at che eXtravagautly low valu-
alton Of the present day, caused by despond-
cncy and gloom. One fifth of one per cent.
would be 100000; two tifths of one per
cent. would be 100000, while considera-
bic sum could be raised from Banks Express
Company's privileges, sc, not taxed as
property,
Now this tax is not oppressive. Virginia
which was more injured by the war than
North Carolina. has cheeriulIy paid more
than this. Even If it were sacrifice, our
people should be willing to submit to it, IN
redemption of their honor. In sustaining
that honor, as has been shown. direct and
immediate benefits will accrue to the State,
manifold more than the losses. And even
this burden will be diminished by dividends
which will he received by the State from
her investments in public works, which will
result from the general revival of prosperity.
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The Lost Cause.

We cannot believe Beauregard will marry
Northern heiress, and break down the last
barrier to vandalism. He, the personifica-
ton of chivalry, the beau ideal of Southern
laurels and the graces Impossible! When
valiant armies were vanquished, and noun
tain and glen echoed to the tread of the in
vader, and the last symbols OF the Confedera-
cy were Frustrated in the dust, the heroic
women of the South snatched the vcsta fires
from the Frustrated affairs, and babe it burn
on, burn ever, in their devoted hearts. Over
them the flag might waive. but not in til
unph; for secession had become the scnE-
ment OF their lives. We admire fidelity. In
woman it commands our highest admiration
and often as we contemplate the heroism Of
those who love not wisely, but too well, we
are moved to pity, the parent of more ardent
sentiments What il, in obedience to their
VOWS and their grief, they refuse Northern
men and women the sunshine of their smiles
We respect their devotion can Beauregard
do less9 Let us hope that it is the rustlng
greenbacks that tempts the vanquished war
rior--that his heart is right. Had bellies
with an hundred negroes been permitted to
enjoy the glories of the higher civilization
now gone forever, would this son OF Mars have
capered nimbly in the venal chamber9 Will
not other sons of chivalry initiate this lgno-
minious example, and bellies and greenbacks
obliterate the culture of ages9 JEFF Davis
was captured in unsoldierly apparel, but this
proposed surrender out Herods Hcrod. Such
a wanton example will soon leave beauty,
with no answering chivalry, to waste its
sweetness on Yankees and the desert air.
Oh, Beau, how can you? Shall the beautl-
full Delilah be received into our best society
Native and to the manor born, 1--WE are six
weeks here,) we protest. If, by your peri.
dy, our church, our faith and family be sunk
to the low level of the North, the land we
love and the " lost cause" shall never cease
to ring in your ears, Eft tn Brute"
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Remarks of W. II. J. HAYES,

Represe'sta5ire from HalVas, in Supporting
the Special Militia Blu, in its final Passage,
in the House, on Wednesday,, August Sd,
1868.
1t is alleged by members of the opposition,
that no such law as the one now before the
House had ever been heard of in North Car.
DINA. Sir, [ maintain that it matters not
whether any precedent exists or not. When
rebel shot crashed against the walls of Sum-
ter, which was under the egis ofthe national
flag, it shattered the old laws of King Cotton
and the slaveholding aristocracy We have
passed through revolutionary ii mes, and now
the safety of our loyal people is the first law
of the land, and the integrity of the State
gove'umcn the paramount object. The
lives and fortunes OF our loyal citizens must
not be left to chance.
But sir, | say there as precedent for Gre
ating police force, armed and equipped in
time OF profound peace, and an unlimited
sum allowed to be drawn for them, from the
State Treasury; and il you do not believe
me, read the act passed in the first clause of
the third section of an act ratified on the 4th
day of January, A. d., 1881.
stare US in the face, are we denied the Consti-
tutional right, t,o DO that for our protection
which was dost in the time of peace9
The voice of x ar is in the land johnson
is for war; Seymour and Blair are for war !;
the Democracy is fer war; They are organi-
ling all over the South. They solemnly
declare these governments are unconstitu-
tional and void; they declare that they will
overthrow them. Can this be done without
war? Why, sis. we had "a notice given on
this floor last winter, by q member of the
Convention. Said the gentleman: "wait,
gentlemen, until the blue coats are gone, and
we will see what will become OF the Consti-
tuition and laws" I tell you. gentlemen,
there were meaning in those words, and the
Republican party must construe that mean
ing IN It's true sense, or in the sense meant
Ivy the gentleman of the opposition.
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Treasurer will be unable to secure the funds
at the rates named, unless there be some
consideration either expressed or implied
beyond this, as an isolated transaction. which
may hereafter damage the vital interests in
volved
Hence it is respectfully suggested that
law he passed superceding this resolution,
and empowering the Treasury under the sup
ervsion of and with the cooperation of the
Governor to make such negotiations as may
he required to meet all the current obliga-
tions of the State arising under the laws
including and limited to what may be neces-
sary to meet the interest on the public debt
from the first day of July, 1868. Make it
lawful for the Governor to appoint a fiscal
agent, if in his judgment the services Of an
experienced financicr should be needed.
1t is believed that an amount of available
means already exists, if judiciously admins
tered, to meet promptly these obligations
including the interest maturing, January 1,
1869.
In the meantime the Legislature may as
semble again, when and what may have been
and may be still required, can he made
known by the Governor who will of course
invoke any additional legislation necessary
in the premises.
We will at the earliest practicable day
spread before our readers such statistics as
We can rely upon, justifying the remark
that it is believed ample means exist to meet
our current obligations, and will enforce by
all the arguments at our command the trans.
cendent Importance of meeting fully and
squarely the requirements of the Constltu
ton in regard to the public credit not the
least conspicuous of which is, the prospec
tive completion of our Internal Improve
ment System, the avenues contemplated by
statesmen through which is to pass stream
of prosperity increasing in volume for gen
erations to come and destined to be an en-
during monument to the wisdom OF this adj.
ministration. ....
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LkSSIT 4 DE.

feeling OF lassitudc is generally experienced
throughout the summer solstice. Weakly con-
stituted persons or those of scdcntcry habits in
yarably complain of this annoyance. The scorch-
ing heat of midsummer rclaycs the system aud
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even the ordinary routine of every day life
When this state of exhaustion comes on HOS.
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