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AGENTS WANTED
TO CANVASS FOR TIE PICTORIAL
HISTORY OF THE UNITE1
STATES,

Field Book of the r volutiGn"-"Emi-
Hent Americans"--IiisIory of The
Laie Civil War;" &c. Sc.
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IL OF SIN pages. with II tun page ee
En- raviug S and over no Engraving -
Wood. The work will he brought dow to
preser [ time and will cnnrmin IL -
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and a reliable History cf this C, unlry
every family should pose 5. Sold
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81 hMANHOOD: HOW LOST,
ZAHOW RESTORED.

~hMANHOOD: HOW LOST,
@& HOW RESTORED.
MMFW Just published. u new edition OF
- Dir CulxerwelIs Celel rated Essay
6&MGMA o. the radical cure. wiIhoni med
iciue, Of Sperma,orrhoea, or seminal weak
ness. involuntary seminal losses Impoteu
cy. mental au1 ply steal incapacity, I'm
pediments to marriage, etc , also Consump
lion. Epilepsy and ifs Induced By SELF
indulgence or sexual eAtravagaEce
Price. in a sealed envelope. only 6 cents.
The eel. hrated yaulbo.. in this admirable
essay. clearly demonstrates from a t:.irty
years successful practice. that the alarm
ing consequ ences of seii-abuse ma be rad
ically cured without the dangerous use of
internal medicine or the application of tne
knife pointing out a mode of cure at once
siu'ple. certain. and effecIpal- by means of
which every sufferer. no matter what his
condition may be. may cure himself cheap
ly. privately, and radically; al
This Lecture should he in tie hands of
every yout" and every man in the land.
? Sent. under seal in q plain envelope, 10
any address postpaid, on receipt t sig
cents. or two post stamEs Also. DR.. Gull
verwelps "Marriage Guide" price 25 cents.
Address tho Publishers, 80 . ~
CHAS ] C KLINE & co
127 Bowery, New York. Post Office box
s.654 1no7
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ROAD NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that I have
presented a petition to the Town Coun
ell of the Town of Ashland. praying
for the vacation of so much Of an alley
extending from Cottage street on the
East tc al alley west side of lots be
to Mrs. Eliza Ann Limbeck on
The West. es embraced between said
Cottage street and James McCools barn
in said town. aud hat said petition.
will be for hearing before said Council
at their first regular meeting after the
tenth day of September next
s S DAVIS.
Ashland, o July 20, 1868. owl
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= .HoUsEHoLD WORD. The best. The
only reliable, the oh ~ est Try it.
Mrs s A Aliens Improved (ntw
s,yIe) Hair R-s'or,r of Dressing, I'm
me burJlr.) My VIE ana childrfd pre-
fer it. Every Druggist selis it. Price
One Dollar. -
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EOR SAlE

Some of the best lands in Northern Iowa.
for grain and stock farms have personally
examinedIhese lands and for so I ard naiu
lal advantages they are moi excelled in thar
Theae lands will soon he n railroad
communicate lion with boihIEe Eastand Wesl d.
!. he lille is perfect, Apply to or address
David Clause.
Sullivan Ohio. 3m
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A. s. G. w. RAILWAY.
AUDITOR OF STATE OFFICE.
DEPARTMENT OF Insurance..
InE TrNtCnc I,,;r 1Q.L 1000


DEPAKTMLNT OF INSURANCE..
COLUMBUS. July 18Th 1868
l. is Hereby CerfJfed, Thar the
lone Insurance Company, Ioca'ed at
New Haven in thu State of C"nneorI-
cut has c"mpl'ed in all respects, with
'he la VS. of This Sale relating To Fire
ln-uraLce Companies for the curren'
year, aud has Sled in thus Office n swrrn
Statement. by the rr'pcr Officers.
showing its an"dirinn aud business, al
he date If such Statement. as follows.
Amount of actual paid up Cap
ital. 81, O0O, 900, 90
Aggregate amount of available
Assets 1,61s, 800, 81
Aggregate m0un Of Liabilities
except Capital Stock 714,623,SS
Amount OF Income for the pre-
ceding year 1,S00,6 12,17
Amount o Expenditures for The
preceding year LIPS, 751 80
In Witness Whereof. have
her u ro subscribed my ram. and
[seal raus, d Inc Seal of my "fice I" b.
affixed, the day and year above
written
J:S II GOODMAN.
Aurht"r Of Stufe
BY JAS. WILLIAMS (hieJ Chrk
JOHN D JONES,
Agrnf Exh and D.
23-5, l yr.
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Crops in Spain are much shorter than
usual. Famine is threatened in many
districts. and large quantities of grain
must be imported
John B Cough, in spite of his pro-
misses of last year, ID ripe for the ros-
Irum with a new lecture On "circum-
stances"
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WOOSTER PACK LINE

A goo comfortable Hack Line for the
accomn odstion of passengers will lcaye
s.hiand for Wooster. ni-weekly. leaving
ashland Mondays. Wednesdays & Fridays
at 8 o clock in The morning. via R"wshurg
Pit urg. R.edshurg aid Jetferson.-
Through fare. s.. OU
Hack also iri Weekly from Ashland to
Orange and back The same day Leaving
ashland T~aesdnys, 1LulsduYs and Satur
days, tafs 5Usls'
SPRINGER s. MILLER,
Proprietors.
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FOR A CLUB OF ONE HUNDRED,
AND $1,000

go Yaids Sheeting, Fancy Cashmere Coat,
Pant and Vest Pattern. extra quality, En-
graved Silver Plated Six Boiled Revolving
Lasto1, with tut Glass Bottles, Pair Splen
did Rose blankets, Splendid Engraved Sd
yer Plared Tea Set, hree pieces, sugar
Bowl. Tea POI and Creamer.) Silver Plated
Cake Basket, Fancy Plaid Wool Long Shawl,
twenty-five Yards Hemp Competing. Spleen
did Violin and Bow. English Barage Shawl.
Splendid Alpaca DIR. IS Pattern Silver
Hunting Cased Watch. Splendid Bible with
Elegant Steel Eugravings. Family Hecord
and Photograph Page Poplin Dress Pat.
TERN, Engraved Silver Plated Ice Pitcher.
Splendi. Gsaver Cloak Pattern >harp's Re
volver. Splendid ACCORDION, Music Box.
One Pair Fine Damask Table Cover with
One Dozen Dinner Napkins 10 match
COMMISSIONS FOR LARGER CLrps IN
PROPORTION.
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as we use nothing but The best material
ard employ none but frsl class nrechan-
les. We feel sac nj SAY ing that Tor du.
rtbility and fill b. sur " DIRK st.nds secund
o non in he Stale. All of which
We will Offer. al as low II price. rs the sam.
quality OF work and times will admin OF:
We also give notice that we do Re
pairing pertaining to any part OF the
arriage Business, OH shut nu'ice anu n
reasonable rates We hol by 'air and
honorable dealing 10 merit your patron
and request you TO call and examine
our work in all st ges of completion, and
We think you will be we'll paid for So do
ng.
H. J. TRAVER &c CO.
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CARD.

A Clergyman, while residing in South
America as a missionary, discovered a
sale and simple remedy for the Cure of
Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, DIS
eases OF the Urinary and Seminal Or
gan and the whole train of disorders
brought OF bybaneiul and vicious hab
it's Great numbers have been cured
by tins noble remedy. Prompted by a
desire TO benefit the afflicted and un-
fortunate, 1 will send The recipe for
preparing and using this medicine. in
a sealed envelope, to any one who needs
it, Free Of oh 1rge. ADDRESS Joseph T
lnmaD. Station ID, Bible House New
York CITY. .3ml4
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AG tents wANTEL
Dr.. K lNE'S GRE1 PIGTOhIAL WORB
ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS

AKCTIN EAFLUKA TUNS
An ei gant volume of raresr merit and
insiruc ion and OF grea; il fereSt for all
readers fully jllusIrared vi h over
500 BEAUTIFUL ENGKAVINGS
nn s'eela d wood and containing graphic
d~elineaIions OF lite amid he ice. the won
deYs of tho Great Polar Sea and The Mar
velous Escape of The Explore rs from The
releu less FLOST LAND which SD long held
Them I'M grasp with a IiiosrnphicnlSketch
of the .u hor by DOCTOR =hields of Prince
ton College.
Sold only by Subscription Highest Com
missions Paid AMI Exclu-iveierrirory given.
Iyrnfx nnnfea IN Tnrn aud LOnhtlE
Sand for circulars giving Terms TO
BLISS & Co. 81
100 Broad ST. Newark, New Jersey
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Willis, Kaufman & Co.

Don't forget hat e rave the Lrgrs Stock of P aRLOR STOVES. COOK.
ING and HEATING STOVES, ever brough to this market, and al prices
To" smt the lime God Cank Stnve trimmed u fur twenty Eve Dollars
Pariur Slows all prices. We have all, ii large stock of lea Trays, pressed
and Jalanued Tiu-wure Furnishing Gods of. all k,n1s as low IA The lowest
Give u II Hbeiore purchasing. Don't forget the place, Two Doors Erst er
FIRST National Bank, Ashland D
(v"22n150 WILL rs, KAUFMAN & co.
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TERMS TO AGENTS.

The person sending it can have the hoice
ofihe following articles as their conn lssion:
20 yards cotton cl-th. Harris CleIh Pants
Pattern. Splendid Bowie Knife Lancaster
Quilt. Engraved Silver Spoon Holdrr, Pair
Ladies' extra qualify Cloih Boots, Print
Dress Pattern, Wcrsled Breakfast Shawl
White Linen Table Cloth. set of steel bladed
Knives and Forks. set of silver Plated
Forks. Embossed Table Spread Elegant
Engraved Silver PLATED ibid Lined Gobler
Violin and Bow, Fancy Dress Pattern. E.C-
CANT ST k Beaded Paras-l, lOn-piciure NJ
rocco Photograph Album, Elegant Ivor,
Handled Spnngled Silk Fan, One dozen
large size Line Towels, Fancy Balmornl
Skirt, Ladies' Morocco Shopping Bag,
Honeynomb Quilt, ilhambra Quilt. Ladies'
Sol d Gold California diamond Ring. Gents
Plain or Engraved Col Ring, (l6 carets
fne.) Ladies' Solid Black Walnut Writing
Desk. Ladies' Fancy Blach Walnut Work
Box. Cottage Clock. One dozen Ladies' Lin
en- HandkerGhiefs, extra guilty, or One
Dozen Gents Linen Handkerchiefs.
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NOTICE TO

TNhe pard ofSchcol * aninsEs of Ath
land County will hold the following
L EXAMINATIONS du Jig The year 1865:
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NJ FOR SALE.


FARM FOR SALE.
offer my farm sail. stu tcd TWO miles
and a half Smith If the hrurishi q
iwn Of A>Lland. Thisfarm c%ontairs
80 ACRES
nf excellent back soil ami, % acres ~
which is in lumber, the balauce cl, AIRED
and undrr good fence; a go"d orcharl
If Iruit and a good sugar orchard o'
800 res Al-o u good bank barr
40x70 trer, With well III barn yard -
| he dw. Hing house is frame and IL
good condition. wiah NJ yer failing we'll
of water at the door, spring h, use, and
y failing running spring wafer
through the farm. This i one of RI.
lest pieces OF land in Montgomery
township. Any person desiring a
good tarm. will do we'll tn call and SCI
This one. Enquire or the premises ~
Il HOUCK.
Or of Michael Miller, Miller House,
Ashland.
For tu,ther particulars inquire OF
j ID. Junrs.
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Iron & Nails,

Iron Chain and wood Pump, Lead Pipes,
Clothes Wringers, including The MoSIrcR
& CoLB's P~aIents-none beuer-together,
with every article TO be found in q first
class Hardware Store. Pc. sons oontempla-
ting building will do well 10 give Us q
call. our prices ara very low for cash
We want your trade.
REMEMBER TIE PLACE,
Nearly opposite the First National
Bank, Main Street, Ashland, o.
April %, 1868, n43.
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Agents will please take notice of this.
Do not send names but number your clubs
from one upwards Make yoLr lei ters short
and plain as possible.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Be sure and send Money by Regis
tered Letter, when possible In some
instances Country Postmasters have re-
fused to forward letters TO US. surprising
that our business came under the law
against Lotteries, Gift Enterprises, &C.,
although it has been over and over de,
clared lawful by the legal authorities.
This action is instigated by the jeal.
ousy of Country Merchants In case
any Postmaster should again decline to
forward letters Send by Express.
We aannot be responsible for money lost,
runless some some precautions are taken to
ensure its safety.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Send your address in full, Town County
and State.
s. @. THOMPSON & CO.,
1856 Federal Street.
Tiff BosToN. MASS.
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PICTURES! PICTURES!

Prangs celebrated -Cbrsmos. French and
American Ii hographs. Steel Epgravings
Pictures framed TO order.
Picture Frames aud moulding either Gilt
OF Rosewood and Gil . constantly on hand
We are prepared to put up pictures with
any kind of moulding either Square or
oval. 2g&.tI
BOOK BINDING.
We are prepared to do all kinde of blT ding
with ueatness and dispatch, So fetnh along
Your AIagnzints and get Them bound You
will: find us on Main street doors east Of
the McNul,y House. OF ihssign eftbe 3 e:
Book ds~1RSm :767ER,,
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Youngstown. New Castle aId Erie Ex
press leaves Youngstown, 2.3Cpm; New
Castle. 4.OOpm :arrives Pittsburgh. 6.0OpnI.
Returning, leaves Pittsburgh 7,l5am ar
rives New Castle, 9,Itam Youngstown.
10 4 am.
Youngstown, New Castle and Pitisbu eh
Accommodation leave Youngstown. 500
am; New Castle, IL am arrives allegheny
lu.00am- Returning. leaves Pittsburgh.
+.3Apm. arrives New Castle. T,U5pm Youugs-
roWn 7,5Up.m.
q. r MYERS,
Gen eral Tic ket Agent.
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MUSICAL

,Consistings CT Violins. Accnrdeons. Flutes,
Flies. b gilirs, ficcoloes, Clsronets. Cult
ars. &C. HJrs al
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and Musical Instruments Of every De-
scriprion. Give him a call fur he is
selling the very best makes Of Insrrp-
menrs, and at prices that defy compe-
tition. Odd Post Office Building,
Main St Ashland, Ohio.
1y-n41,
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All use it with wonderful success. Brings
COLOR TO the pale white lip. BLOOM
AND BEAUTY to the thin face and care
worn co~unfenance.
Cures feve, and ieates appetite. Try
the n. use none oS l.. Ask for Specr's
Standard Bitters. d by druggists and
Grocers See that my signature owe.
cork of each bottle.
ALFRED SPGER
Passaic, N. J., and 243 Broadway. N. Y.
Trade supplied by all Wholesale dealers
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TRAINS GUING EAST.


Stations E1p,ss Exp'ss Exp'ss tx :
chicago S,lUam 9.2Npm 5.35pm 4,50anr
valparaiso s,59am II .L6pm 7.lOpm G.57am
Plymouth lI,25nm ASIAN 9.Oupm 81 at.
Warsaw l2,2lpm t.32am 9.t0pin lU,2Onm
Columbia l.Lnpm !. Ram 1I.3lp pm l1.Iham
F.. Wayne 2.0upm 3.l5am IL, l5pm 12.2t pm
Van mert 3.O2pm .3Oam ~ I5nm 2,Ospm
Lima 4,00pm 5.35am l.l5am 3 l9pn.
Forest 5,O9pm G.53am 2.Isam 4.43Tnr
U SIND ky 5.aSpm : liam 2.42am h.llpm
Bucyius i,O9pm S0lam 3.l6am 55IpE
Crest \ = S5pm S-aUam 3.4Cam 6.3"pm
line D 6.5Apm 9.1Oam 3.5"am 5,3uam
Mansfield I.22pm 9.31nm 4.24am Is, lOam
Wooster e,5lpm lI.tnam 5.5Oam g loan
Orrville 9,l5pm IL 27nm 6.IHam s.4lam
Nassillon ga pm II.57am f.l7am 9.2Onm
Canton ln.L2pm 1918. m 7.O5am q. IOam
'lliance 1O.45pm l2.55pm 8.Oaam IO.40am
Salem ll.l4am l.25pm S.32am ll.25an,
Rochester II .55am 3.U2pm 10 O5am l .55pn
Pius.gh l.55am 4-lnpm II 10 I'm 3,2tpm
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WALL PAPER.

Wall Paper and Borders. Window Paper.
Goth and paper ShaI.s- with figures Cord
and Tussels cheap hhlhe times.
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School Books. Blank Books. Together with
Il 'arge >elvcrion Oi ni.ceilaheOu, Books
which are offered at reduced rates. -a
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o

We have n hand n large stock of School
Stationery II iull ASSORTMENT AT low prices.
wiring paper from the best mHn'.taC, ursrS.
Envelopes OF every size and quality.
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Books Books BOOKS
r. NJ. ZUVER.

Is offering 10 The citizens Of Ashland and VI.
ciuiIy ne fullest stock of goods in his ..nr
thai eyer was ffered TO The pubic in Ash-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-29

The RADICALS AND THE. NEGROES II
BALT1MoRE.-The Radical concern in thi
city, though small, is about large enough
to get up family quarrel. Like most rows
Of that sort, it is a particularly dirty one
Judge Bond, who a few years ago adyoca.
ted secession from the northern wing Of
the Methodist church because lt:Wanted
toiuterfere with the institution of slavery,
now desires to use the negro vote. Mr.. G.
G. Fulton, who thinks Congress ought to
take possession of Maryland because heI
Government DISTINGUISHES negroes, and is
not, therefore, republican in form, insists
on excluding the blacks from any partici-
patton in Radical primary elections. On
Wednesday night the two honest and con-
sistent factions tried conclusions. The side
which advocates the reconstru ctiont bust
ness on the negro suffrage basis in the
South excluded the black voters, and
elected its candidates for its city Conyen-
ton in nearly all the wards. The, party
which just before the war thoughti it un-
christian to agitate for the abolition oi
slavery, carried by the aid of the blacks
two or three wards. The Convention met
last night, and the friends of the negro,
who refused to let him votes turned ont
the pro-slayery advocates who had just
Rugged their black brethren 80 closely to
their bosoms.-Baltimore Gazette. 49,, 49,
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An order from General Hancock.

An Order from General Hancock.
NEW ORLEANS, February 2s.-The fol-
lowing order was issued by General Han
cock last night:
"By direction of General Grant so much
of paragraph 4, of Order No. rs, as removes
the aldermen and assistant aldermen OF
the city of New Orleans, therein named,
for contempt of orders from these head
quarters and appoints others in their stead
is hereby revoked, and those persons are
hereby reInstated. So much of paragraph
2, of Order Al, as appoints certain persons
members of the boards Of aldermen and
assistant aldermen in place of persons
appointed who had declined or failed to
qualify, is revoked"
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Domestic Markets.

New Y DIRK, February 2s.-Noon.-Go
14ls6. United States bonds-Old, ITO Is.
Sterling, 1927. Flour dropping. Wheat
heavy. Corn, 15@1c. lower. Lard droop-
ing. Cotton dull and lower at &c. Tur-
pentine shade lower. Rosin firm.
Euening. dull, and Nc. lower
sales 5000 bales at &c. Flour dull and
in favor of buyers; State, $8.50GSl0.5O ;
southern, $9.8O@SI4.75. Wheat dull.
Corn heavy; white southern, $l.180sl.23.
Pork, $24.62. Lard, 15h@16hc. Coffee
buoyant and nc. higher. Naval stores
unchanged. Freights quiet.
Gold, l4Ia6. Old United States bonds,
1908. Sterling unchanged.
BALT1aoRE, February 2s.-Cotton very
dull. Flour quiet. Wheat firm. White
corn, Sl.l5@sl.l7. Provisions strong
Lard held at lie. -
ST. LOUIS, February 2s.-Bacon ad.
vanced shoulders, I1Lc.; clear sides
l41a@l5c. for packed.
WILMINGTON, N. c., February 25.-
Spirits turpentine steady at Csc. Resins
steady low No. l, So. Tar, $3.50. Cot.
ton, 2o02okc.
AueusrA, February 2s.-Cotton quiet
sales, 100 bales; receipts, 1880; mid:
ding, 221ac. Sales for the week, 1865
bales; receipts, 5,4Oo.
MOBILE, February 2s.-Cotton opened
firm at 21c. and closed quiet under Liver
pool adyices; sales, $500 bales; for thu
week, 9, 100 bales; receipts, 2,sO9 bales
for the week, Is, 40; exports, 1928 bales
stock, so, 400 bales.
SAVANNAH, February 28.-Cotton opened
firm and advancing and closed dull at
decline of 1sc,; middling. 2lxc.; sales
629 bales; receipts, 7,0l2 bales; exports
1850 bales. go .s'yS -, AZ.
NEW ORLEANS, February 2s.-Louisian
sugar unchanged Cuba, Nos. u ard Is
quoted at 121a01sc. Molasses-Prime
j S0Gs2c.t; Cuba, 54c. Cotton quiet; mid
i dlings, 81 No.. Sales for the week 49,
fbslss. Receipts, 3.5s1 bales for the weef
\ 1880 bales. Exports, coastwise, $40
bales. Foreign, ss,ses bales. Stock, 9s,I
. bales. - ! -.
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Conservative Nominations In North
Carolina.

Conservative Nominations In North
Carolina.
RALEIGH, N. G., February 2S.-The
Conservative State Executive Committee
met here to-day, and the time being too
short to call Convention, nominated
For Governor, z. B. Vance, of Mecklen-
burg; Lieutenant Governor, z. D. Hall, oil
New Hanover; Secretary of State, r. W.
Best, of Greene Public Treasurer, x P.
Battle, of Wake Auditor, S. W. Burgwin,
of Buncombe; Superintendent of Public
Works, S. F. Patterson, Of Caldwell; Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction, Rev.
B. Craven, of Randolph; Judges of the
Supreme Court, R. NJ. Pearson (Chief JUS
tice), William 81. Battle, and E. G. Reade,
who constitute the present court, and two
others of the Reconstruction. Convention
shall make FIVE. No other nominations
are vet announced.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAAS.
From Washington

-@ Eo From Washington.
WASHINGTON, February 28.-The proce-
dure in the impeachment will be- as fol-
lows:g 81 r II = arzear RI
The day after the articles are presented,
the Senate will resolve itself into court
at l O'Clock. A quorum of the Senate
will constitute a quorum of the court.
After the trial is commenced, the. Senate
will sit daily, and legislation will proceed
during the ,recesses of the court. The
final argument will be made by two iconn-
sci on: each side, the House having the
opening and closing speeches. All orders
and decisions are to be made by yeas and
nays without debate. Judge Chase pre-
sides. The President need not appear in
person. - gzs.r-- .lslTigz .ErEeT 49,.
The oath of senators is: That in: all
things appertaining to the impending i'm
parchment I viii do impartial Justice &C
cording to the Constitution and laws Of
the United States, 80 help me God" The
Senate las court) compels the attend
ance Of witnesses, and Furnishes contempt,
and may call the army and navy to its
support. 1t sits with open doors.
/ The Senate has rejected W. N. Wise
well as Commissioner Of the Revenue. =
Stanton, in answer to the warrant for
false imprisonment: Of Thomas, says he
will attend to it by attorney. " .. :. s,a 81
Charles Van Wrinkle has been nominated
as United Marshal Of Virginia, vice John
Underwood.
Leading Alabama Radicals were before
the Reconstruction Committee yesterday
The Democratic members Of the Commit lnt
tee urge. the. immediate, presence OF lead
ing men from different parts of Alaba 20
to explain the facts regarding the late
election. They call for afidayits at once
regarding the fraudulent voting. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-29

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fation stock 2s2,, 900 bales, Of which 1863 =
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quiet. - ~ 80 Z, ~ $50
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ton closed heavy under unfayorabie Man.
chester adYices; uplands, 81 3D.; Orleans,
9asd. Sales, 8, GOO bales. ~ ~.
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Bank Of France has increased 1s, oo0, 900
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