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a. & H. SCHNIEDER.

Baker and Confecrioner, Dealer in choice
family Groceries, Flours, provisions, Fruits,
Notions, SC, Bread, Crackers, Fancy and
Ornamental Cakes and Candies, at Who'll :
sale and retail. Main St., Ashland Ohio
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WM. RALSTON

JeweIler. and Siiversmith, opposite the
First National Bank, Ashland. Gold and
Silver Pens, and a choice variety of jewel
kept, constantly hand. Highest price
paid for old gold and silver. Repairing
done tofo order and nm reasonable terms
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H.J. TRAvER & CO.,

Proprietors of the Ashland Carriage Facto
ry,5old stand. of Ames & Leach, -Sandusky
street. 4 very large stock of the best made
work in the country, consisting of Car
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DAVID BRYTE.

Cooper, near Rector's Mill, South Ashland
Keeps on hand a large supply of stock and
materials and is ready to sapply any de-
mand for Cooper work on short notice
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rHEhE &KNorH.

Dealers in stoves, tin, Copper, brass and
sheet iron ware. Particular attention paid
to roofing and spoutihg- Manufacturers of
the Automatic Clothes Washer, 1 door
east Miller House. aE
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VOL XXIVet.aa 1s .5.s' e
II - 1it1l. .sWar.gE us surIE III
+. S. HUNTER, MD

Ashland Ohio, office over over Vantiiburg's
Jewelry Store. Special attention given
diseases on Monday and Saturday Of each
week. .Tlri-,il = -I..'i ]
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.......-, SAMPSEL & CO., BIN.
Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery, Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, Bent Stuff, Iron, Nails, &c,
Store one door East of the McNulty House
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...-. JOHN MILLER h.5s-~
Butcher and dealer IN Fresh meats iof all
kinds, Dried Beef, and Bologna. Meet
market at his old stand basement. of Mil
ler's Block opposite the Town Hall. =,
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Rates of AdgesasitS AsfbEed:

Ono squa1e one week, 90
Each subsequent insertion, less than
: three aIionfas ,bnsIHsA sd
One square, three months, changea-
& bleat pleasure, ri ~ oh 1900
One square, six months,- changeahle-
Yearly adTertisseilInief1is thseetsqGAres e
one year, Zl,O0
Yearly advertisements foursqnares
Business @ cards, FIVE lines or less, ,Bhs ~
year, -essa tJt- o.V0
Administrators, Executors and Guar1Ids
dian Notices, zoo
Probate Notices, = t't9-, ii''-s'' zoo
All Editorial and Local Noticessper
p ges sdyertisem@s ne lisfit fite2aded, of Inserted
uder the Head of Special Notices and
Double column advertisements will
charged so per ct. 'in addition to the above
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MEAT, MARKETS.
G9J. SAAL

Butchers, and dealers in fresh Beef, Pork,
Veal and Mutton:I Meat market South side
Main ST., three doors West of the McNulty
House .-.f 80 ii-' - n.-'' i' ~.
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fFREDERIGK BOCkLE4,
Saloon, and dealer in family groceries
provisions and notions. Fresh stock and
cheap. Store north side of main street.
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HARDWARE.

S. W. T. NJ. BEER,
Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass,
Cutlery, Paints, Carpenters Tools, Sash
and doors. Store one door east of 1st Nat
Bank. lrt - t-rHit.-'-- .f5t-j g. i-5
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4otdo .aRAlI s. ALLEN, NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon Office and Resi-
dence on CorneFof Church and Second Sts.,
Ashland, o. (v2inIS)
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= TAXING BoNpHeLD DERsEg
10 a3Mi29as lLI:l az Il b9dsn
Ben. Butler Vindicates the Ppsitionl
of the Ohio Democrats. tsz

His 'iSledge Hammer, Blops. fIonuithe
bsgT5f8x ad BOndholders. .f,snr7ago,
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MASONIC.

Stated meetings of Ashland Lodge No. Isl
+. & A. NJ, held at Lodge room in Miller's
Block on Fridays preceding the full moon
of each month. .s Err .a r':-t d.
... w. G. IIELTMAN, w. NJ
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AIGGpMBS s. CURTIS.

h11fSt1-t.F117' ~ = w 1h0'
Attorneys and Gounsellers at Law, Ashland
sslhiq. Once in; Bank building, over Beers
y nI4N aI3N1rS ~ II,,.-l f.l..-el sn...LrZL
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iean PANCOAST g. SON. '-a.
Druggists and dealers in Perfumery, Wall
paper, Notions, &c, main street, Ashland
RESTAURANTS. - i'''-'
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Sna5 > ''iPH9sIc1ANs,

.S;eI02 .S9sf q ',PHYsITscIIANs, YEs ITsc7IIAN s,iat aiio d,
:; ;s t IIoI lI50: Z lf9cARTY, n D. .l,.1'. 'l"'.
-fhysfeiah g Surgeon, Polk, Ohio. Will
pay special attention. to the treatment of
chronic diseases, on Saturday of each week,
IL. xsf. h.aa-A- IL q .i....l..,n afrc -
-soH cOGAFs Ma i'S''l - B. MYERS, II. D
Physicians and Surgeons. Office over Citi
zepS' Roukj tAshland, Ohio.d jsG' 3d
-n~NTB.AD Myers ha-:ng taken thor
(nnghr coErse off instructions, lmnder. Prof.
Flint At Relleyu Hospital. N, Y. on .diseas.
.es OF die Heart aHdLppgs, will give .partic-
dfar aAehtfoh to.the treatment Of the game
2vol4nl ~
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Stated meetings of Ashland Chapter, No.
81, II. A. NJ, held at lodge rooms in Mil
ler's Block, first Tuesday in each month.
80 a-t'i DIX, j. p. COWAN, II. p.
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selegtt 9petr:n,a
WORDS.

FROM ''HousEHoLD WORDS.
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CABINET WARE.

l.. .--.i 81. c. T. & G. rEPPLER,s 81 s-r
Manufacturers of and. dealers in cabinet
furniture and chairs A first class stock al
ways on hand, at their ware rooms south
side of main street, east of Times office. -
a- =. r s; DRUGGISTS -5a.! a. /
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: 777-77TT 7 T7I0J 77TT 10 T---- 7-717---
a .oidp ,.fms taa'rIzI hrriizk
.9EoE .4 p. A@2 Nj yF}1a's2.
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.yaz John D. JONES,
ANesAeya at Law, Ashland. Particular at
-teution paid to collecting and business in
Probate .p6mt. Office on Main and church
Streets, Ashland. O. u -
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..Ts1 "bANKERS.
n FiRsr N3TioNkL BANK:

" GOI JESSISGs, JOSEPH Patterson,
"a Esg e. Z Prest!ft ~ Cashier;
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:. So Il STOCKHOLDERS,
ds h Grail James Purdy, e. II. Topping,
JhmesGobean, JIIa r. Freer. ]. IL 4Sanborn
n Carter Nancy Mitchell, Elizabeth Reed,
aEAn. Osbofn, LII sSprcngle, S. w. Beer,
q n. Ias,hir,crzl--- q ,. - -----.----L
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e e, =. 5tsTIcEs ,s OF THE, TIL, PEACE r.

GREEN TO IKNSHIP. Il
Jsinrrayldr; Com. expires April 0, 1871
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HOTELS.
ns e2-2I 81 LAWYERS.

~" JOHN J. JACOBS Hla--flt
e4ttorney: at Law, Ashland, Ohio All
Finds a business belonging to the profession
SSationaI Bank pn stairs, 4sj-sI',,I
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
LAUNCH OF A VIEW STEAMER.

The new steamer City OF Merida, Of +. II. Alexail-
DIRE 4 Co.'s line 10 Havana and Vera Cruz, was
launched yesterday from The yard OF the builder,
the launch was to occur was bruited about in the
neighborhood early In the forenoon, and probably
moro from The fact that the vessel happened to be
the only one on the stocks at this port than from
anything else. there was very largo crowd in and
about the yard long before the launch took place.
About two hundred persons were on board OF the
steamer when she slipped from the blocks, and
The vessel was gaily decorated with bunting
Mexican coors. All the ferryboats and the boats
That lay mO0red along The docks also displayed flags
ana Greenpoint In tho vicinity or the launch, wore
quite holiday appearance. When the time came
se quite thicky. and as she glided down into the
waves cheer upon cheer was gwen by those on
shore which was enthusiastically responded to by
the people who had been privileged to get on the
accident, and the City or Merida as she settled in
the water after her bow had left the blocks rode the
waves as pretty model OF q propeller steamer ms
any one could wish 10 see.
The City Ol Merida, 30 called after the capital OF
Yucatan Is OF l., 500 tons burden 200 feet long 81
feet beam and 26ts feet hold. She has three full
decks, and Will have when completed an engine
With ftyslx inch cylinder and OF fifty-four inch
boilers, accommodation for about one hundred
passengcrs-thrty first class. she is full
Drg-rlgeed. The cabins are all to be OF hard WOOD,
rose maple and satin, aud there Is saloon on the
upper deck there Is '.social hal, or reception
parl0r rs feet long by 10 feet wide, and sbridal
chamber" IL feet IN length by 10 in width. When
completed she will have cost little less than
May next and VIII be commanded by Captain
Deacon.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
WasaSGTus's BIRTHDAY IN Boston.
Reception Of Mrs. Harrison Gray OF

IRON the Boston Journal, Feb. 2S.
One OF the marked features In the observance OF
Wasnington's Birthday IN Boston Is the reception
given by Madame Harrison Gray OTIS at her house
on Mount Vernon street. Madame OTIS patriotism
IS as unfalling as the day, and her veneraton for
the memory OF Washington approaches devOtlon
In response 10 her caros OF Invitation each
year her numerous friends attend almost in
q body, between the hours OF twelve and four,
and besides receiving cordial welcome from the
lady herself and viewing all her precious relics and
memeutos and other curlosltes, enjoy each others
society for an hour two. There were large num-
Der 0f ladies and gentlemen present yesterday, ana
the street was filled with carriages between the
hours mentioned The entrance hail, stairways. &C.,
were draped with American flags, and the drawing
room and parlors were almost filed with large and
elegant bouquets. the presents OF her tnoughtlul
friends There were present at an early hour yes-
terday officers OF the army and navy, many prOmi.
nent gentlemen in Official le. several OF the clergy.
men OF Boston and vicinity, many oil our prominent
merchants and most eminent ana retired citizens
all desrous OF showing their respect for this distn
gulshed lady and their approximation OF the day,
which manly by her personal efforts has come 70
be regarded as one OF nntloua nctest IA this Coln.
monweHl.h.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
FOREIGN MiSCELl LlsAe6us ITEMS.

The fortresses OF Maestricht and venoo, that
played such an Important role n the first empire are
20 be radically dismantled.
The armament Of the Russian army Is TO be com
pleted by April, and the fortsesses to be provided
with 400 guns oi tho new system.
An agricultural exhibition OF machines and In
struments Will be held in Holland during the coming
months Of June, July and August.
Count Pepoli, the Italian Minister TO Vienna mas
officially announced chat King Victor Emanuel Ill
shortly visit the Emperor Francis Joseph.
The cold has lately Deen 50 intense 1T Rome tha {
numbers Of French priests have gone to Naples
where If report Is true, they were sadly yctinized
by the natives.
man who attacked ana wounded five priests n
Ancona during last August has been acquitted by
the Criminal Court OF Bologna because as the time
OF the act being committed, ''he was labOring
under temporary insanty.n
Inc German Alpine Society, founded last year at
Munich and Vienna, cOuniB at present 702 men,
bers. Tho first number OF the periodical published
by this society has just appeared; 1t contains ac-
counts OF travels, geological notices, itineraries
maps and AlIipe views.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

rapidly to Puerto Principe Correspondence from
70 Iae losn ID Inc DGno 70 says Ina.
diction ls general. Forces had arrived some days
previous from Cuba and BayamO and they were
securing the country IN different directions. Hun
dreds Of families were presenting themselves, while
Others, more reOelllOus, retire hide themselves.
Several OF the latter had paid their last tribute 10
humanity. The same correspondents mentions the
Nassau Herald, which had run aground and been
entirely abandoned. He states tnat sne mad on
board 100 boxes ammunition for Remington rifles,
100 arms Of different patterns, twenty-five saddles,
two medicine chests and Two boxes medicine Other
and more reliable accounts state that she contained
nothing whatever and there were traces OF v cargo
having been recently landed from her.
The Military Intendente, u. Juan Gonzal0, has
gone 10 the CincO Villas and thence Will proceed TO
santiago de Cuba on tour OF Inspection.
Since my last thanks TO the efforts OF the auth0r
tes entire quiet has reigned In the CITY, There nave
been arrested tnEee persons connected With the
assassination OF Greenwalth anu the woundlng OF
the two Americans, Foster and Johnson. No Official
announcement OF the arrest OF the principal has been
made, but is generally understood ne Is IN custody
The wouhded men arc getting on well.
The COmmissary OF Police, IN whose district Is sit
uated the house from which Felipe valdes, carpen.
ter, was taken out and murderea as mentioned in a
previous despatch, has been suspended until he
compllshes the arrest OF the perpetrators. As.he
considers that in dong this his own death Will re-
suit he prefers TO lose his place.
The Cuban executed on saturday was named d.
Andres Galiano y 0razco Great efforts were mado
by his frenos to save him, but In vain. He was
member OF the volunteer artillery here, and was exc
cuted for dsioyal words spoken when under the In
fiuence OF liquor. He died with remarkable Seren-
uy.
a gentleman recently from VISIT to an estate
between Matanzas and Cardenas mentions the exc.
cution Of some six Cinnamon for the murder OF an
overseer, before reported. 1t is known that the
murdered man was in the habit of treating his
laborers with great cruelty ana hts deaLn was the
result OF combination among them and as a warn
ing 10 other Overscers DO less brutal and
CAL The Chlnamen from the various estates were
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
E u r Q p E
eo~~-~~>-~~,~~~-~-~..e~~~
The Sporting Classes Of England Traditions,
Fixed Rules and PrejndiceS Of
the Members.
ee,,s.
-~>eeo~c>>e-r~~~<sss>-->
Yachting, Fox Hunting, the Court
and the Theatres.
~>-,>rv>->,>,~~~--~~,,c-~
TT: First Peer in the British Bank
rupt Gazette.
Diplomacy, Religion, Fashion, Absinthe
Vice and the Barricades in Paris.

by special correspondence by mail we have me
following Important and very interesting details OF
our cable kilograms from Europe.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
A BURGLAR ON THE WING.

Bold Attempt TO Rob a House in Madison
Ayenue-An Exciting Chase After the Bur-
giar-His Arrest and Commitment.
On Tuesday night about the hour OF twelve
O'Clock Mr.. william ScnwetZke, OF No. 572 Manson
avenue, was awakened from his sumber by noise
down stairs OF an unusual character. Slipping on y
portion OF his clothing he proceeded to the dining
room, and there found man, whom he at once en-
deavored TO arrest. The fellow was, however, too
quick for him, and In less than second the thief
was IN the street and running up Madison avenue.
Mr.. ScnwetzEe was not slow to follow, ana as he
gave chase sounded the alarm, ''StOp, thlefp' with
such effect that in q few minutes crowd was after
the fleeing burglar, from whom 1t was Impossible
for him TO escape At Sixty.second street ne accord
tngy gave up the chase and surrendered him.
self to his captors with the best grace ae
his disposal, ana he was handed over
teenth precinct who conveyed him to the station
house ana locked him up. Yesterday afternoon he
Police Court where under the name OF John Doyle
he was committed on q charge OF attempting to rob
Mr.. ScnwetzKe OF $4,000 worth OF bonds and
other valuable papers, Sl0O worth OF clothing AMI
500 worth Of slverware. He effected an entrances
into the house By unlocking the iron gate lead
Ing from The sidewalk into the basement with .
false key, and by the same means unlocked TWO
other separate doors leading from the basement TO
the dining room where the bonds silver ana clothing
were kept.
A CURIOUS CAUSE FOR SUICIDE. Jonathan Shaw.
OF Brimneid who killed himself some days ago IN
the cars en- route to Baltimore was born IN Monson
and married his first wife "a Merrck) IN that town.
His second wife was Mary ID. Parker daughter OF the
late Nathaniel Parker, OF Brm1eld. He has been in
business In Palmer, a farmer IN Stoclbrdge, mer-
chant IN Wales, and finally hired the farm OF his
wifes mother IN Brlmfied, where he lived TIL within
q few months, when he began to show a singular
depression Of spirits and change Of nature. lie be-
came suspicious and jealous, his best friends
appeared TO him his worst enemies, and he was bur-
dencd with the idea that his family were Dent on
poisoning him. He left his home for his sster5 but
soon felt the same dreadful conviction, nor could
the unwcaued endeayors OF his wire persuade lln
10 trust her and return home. Uneasy he sought
another ABODE In Miitineague at the house oT
brother-in.law named Stoddard; but his haunting
suspicion that his friends sought his destruction
again seized him. and he bought ticket for IS.
Paul, Minn where lie had sister living 1t was
hoped that the distance from his imaginary troubles
would free him from them; but he went on further
west than Albany, and from some vagary changed
MS course to Baltimore and Killed hinseli on the
way.--.SprtnQfetd Republican, FEB. 49,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-12

Joint committees cannot interfere with the
commissioners in any way; and, unless these
have made up their minds to cheat, there is
no reaaon why they should object to their
presence. We may add that the commits
sioners;who refuse to accept the supervision
Of the Joint committees, and not the commits
sioners who acquiesce, are those who make
themselves the subjects of suspicion and dis-
trust.
The people are determined to have falr
count of the vote, and they now want to
know whether they are to be forced to main
tain with the bullet TIE inyiolahility OF the
ballot. And the quickest way of determln-
inc this momentous question is by ascertain
ing whether the Election Commissioners
will consent to the protective plan which Mr.
Ransier and General Kershaw adElse. Il
they will, we can rest in peace. If they Will
not, the people must make other arrange
ments.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-12

hacks, described as the property of French
nobleman, but really belonging to the Empe-
ror Napoleon, which were got away In safety
previous to the surrender of the Emperor at
Sedan, and arrived at Tattersalfs by way OF
Hastings. The entire lot realized four hundred
and fifty-four and half guineas, or an average
of thlrty-two and q half gulneas. travelling
landau and luggage van belonging to the
Emneror and used in the campaign, were also
mt mn. but returned unsold, there being no
ADEQUATE bid for them. The imperial arms
had been painted out of the carriages and the
erests had also been removed from the travel
ling harness, saddles, &C.. six lots Of which
made only thirteen and half guineas.
The vocal qualifications OF Kansas City
dog are thus set forth by a reporter: SIT would
be utterly impossible to express In words the
force, the depth and variety of this canine
vocalism. 1t expresses all the modulation
and notifications Of human distress. Inc
plaintive wall of suffering infancy, the groan
of the strong mans agony, the moans oil tne
sick and wounded, the stlaed cry OF the VIC
tim under the grasp of the garroter,-the shout
of defiance, the scream of terror, the yen ol
despair, grief, rage, madness, nightmare, de.
llrium tremens, bafled ambition, disappointed
love, defeat in elections, the 'bummer's' bac;
chanalian shout, toothache, corns on the toes!
bedbugs, mosquitoes, and all the ills that flesh
is heir to, are faithfully delineated or'vividlJ
suggested by this canine ventrlloquist."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-12

AT the time Of holding the Presidential
election in 1868, the whole State was in agi-
tation, and the colored people seriously be-
leyed that the success of the Democratic
party would put them back In slavery. Yet
Governor Scott, the so-called friend OF the
freedmen, promised General Wade Hampton
that he would use his influence to make the
State go Democratic. How can any colored
man, even Alonzo J. Ransier himself, vote
for so deep-dyed traitor?
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-12

GOVERNOR scorT told General Hampton
that he would appoint to Office, whenever he
could do so, such men as were recommended
by the Democratic party. Now, if Governor
Scott could repose this confidence in the De-
mocracJ, have not he, and his party been
guilty Of deep duplicity in openly accusing
the Democrats, at all times, OF o purpose to
injure and abuse the oolored peoples. And
If he did believe that the Democrats could
not be trusted, was he not guilty of an act
Of treachery towards the colored people
which deserves their signal reprobation?
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-12
TERMS OF THE NEWS.

- many Nrws, by mail one year So; SIX
,a..,s ss: three months 81; one month Is cent?.
60. in the city at FHT1N CENTS week.
se,sSle to the carriers or So aysar paid In ad-
~ Tsr Tn.wEEkLY NEWS, published on Tuesdays,
rnnrsdays and Saturdays, one year 81; six
months 81 90.
rHr wnH NEWS, one year 81. SIX copies
. 1a Ten copies, to one address, SIS.
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payable IN adVance,
nd \. paper continued after the explf-tlon u
the dne paid for. ..oe,ce
RxHrrriScEs should be made oy fos'omoo w
Money Order or by express. TINS cannv. .,ar he
done, protection against losses oy ,aa,on m nav.
secured BY forwerding draft on cnar.esson us pas
Able to the order Of the proprtetors Of THE NEWS
or p ~ sending the money In registered letter.
=, RIoRDAN. DAWSON d CO.,
No las East Bay, Charleston, s. 9.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-12

.gf1s Al CONVERSATION with General Wade
Hampton, after the murder of Randolph Gov
vernon Scott, the so-called champion OF South
Carolina Republlcanism, made the following
pledges - l." =. a...
1st. That he ,oould use his influence to make
the STATE 90 Democratic: . i'.2
:. I'd. Iaathe .,oo,ld endeavor to induce SUIT
.ciera. number off, the. colored members Of the
Legislature to rsssgs, so thet the a,01ites might
secure a:srong rspresentation iD both houses,
Sd. Thai he ,oould appoint to Office, aohe7'-
ever he could do so, such men as '0ere recon-
,,asnded BY the Democratic party.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-12
Who Is He !:

At Whapetaw Church, on Saturday last
Aaron Logan, the notorious negro dema'
gogue, kindly informed his colored brethren
that Reformer had offered him zone thou:
sssaud dollars and fat office" if he would
only support Carpenter and Butler. NO one
would accuse Aaron Logan of telling an url'
seuth, and we have some curiosity to kno"
who is the insane Reformer who offered Lo'
ean $4,000 and an Office, " for what could
have been bought any day for ten dollar
hill